Nursing Specialization in Infusion Therapy and Vascular Access - TIAV

The specialization qualifies professionals to develop clinical reasoning in choosing the best device and access routes for infusion therapy. All this through excellent teaching, which combines a solid theoretical workload with practical experience and internship at the renowned Institute for Children and Adolescents (iCR HCFMUSP

The use of vascular accesses plays an important role in patient recovery, especially in the most severe cases. In health services, infusion therapy is considered the most common procedure

Recent global studies show that about 60% of patients treated at health institutions receive infusion therapy peripherally and/or centrally.

In this way, professionals with a specialist degree achieve a differential in the labor market and guarantee excellent care for their patients, based on the most appropriate procedures and institutional protocols to minimize health risks.

Differential

• Nearly 90 hours of hands-on activities;
• Training in PICC passage, hypodermoclysis puncture, intraosseous puncture, umbilical catheter, long peripheral catheter, and other intravenous catheters;
• Classes in a realistic simulation laboratory;
• Renowned teachers with great expertise in the area;
• Innovative teaching, with the use of active methodologies;
• Internship at the Institute for Children and Adolescents (iCR HCFMUSP);
• Certificate desired by the market.