CPD modules in Nursing and Midwifery
We offer a wide range of continuing professional development (CPD) modules in nursing, midwifery and independent prescribing.
Modules
- HES330 / HES460: Care and Management of the Renal Patient (online)
- HES331 / HES459: Advancing Renal Nursing Practice (online)
- HES481: Independent/Supplementary Prescribing
- HES443: Neonatal Intensive Care
- HES458: Paediatric Wound Care (online)
- HES478: Advanced Clinical Assessment (GP)
- HES479: Advanced Clinical Assessment (Neonatal)
- HES482: Advanced Clinical Assessment (Paediatric)
- HES492: Preparation of Professional Midwifery Advocate/Professional Nurse Advocate
Fees and funding
Up-to-date tuition fees for CPD modules in the School of Allied Health Professions, Pharmacy Nursing and Midwifery are given on the relevant module page.
How to apply
Once you know which module you want to apply for, please complete an application form. This includes any bespoke accredited modules organised by your NHS trust.
You should apply for your module at least seven weeks before the start date. It would be preferable if you could send in your completed fees and funding form no more than six weeks before the course start date to ensure a viable module and to ensure you are fully registered for the start date.
Any applicant who is classed as overseas (ie someone who is here on a visa) is required to provide additional documentation ie English Language qualification, reference from employer if English Language qualification is over two years old.
You may also be asked to provide a copy of your passport and visa share code. This does take longer to process so additional time should be allowed for this in order to ensure you are fully registered for the course start date.
If you need any assistance with the application process, email ahpnm-admissions@sheffield.ac.uk or call +44 114 222 2030.
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