Onsite Foot Care Nurse Clinical Course

The second step of the course is a 43 hour / 6 day mentorship & clinical hands-on course for Canadian nurses who have successfully completed the (Step 1) Online Nurse Theory course and are ready to practice their Foot Care Nurse (FCN) skills onsite with the guidance and supervision of a FCN Educator. The course uses the Canadian Association of Foot Care Nurses' National Competencies for Advanced Nursing Foot Care in Canada (2017) as Clinical Performance Standards and teaches a comprehensive, advanced and diabetic nursing foot care curriculum, which follows current best practice guidelines and evidence-based practice. 

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The curriculum for the FCN Clinical course was developed by Foot Canada Training and is administered by Foot Care Nurse Educators, in colleges and universities who have a license to access and use Foot Canada Training's curriculum, Education providers teach and administer FCN Clinical independently from Foot Canada Training. Each of these education providers have access to the same standardized peer-reviewed education guidelines, teaching materials and suggested FCN Clinical Course Outline. On the Foot Canada Training website you will find a list of Education Providers who are licensed to their clinical courses, refreshers, and workshops. You can find a list of Clinical Training Locations in Canada on the website. Now it is time to choose your Educator!

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Arlene Van Doorn, RN lives in Windsor, Ontario, though does teach in other areas of southwestern Ontario, such as London. She can be found under the listings for "Ontario - Southern" on the Foot Canada Training website. Arlene has taught in a variety of cities in Ontario. Check out all the locations where Educators can be found, then decide if you want to to be trained with one of the best. Learn more about Arlene here on her website, such as her Foot Care Services ~ Arlene's Healthy Heels & More Inc., her hands-on Clinical Training (Step 2) ~ Arlene's Healthy Heels Education, her IFCN/International Foot Care Network Conference, and the IFCN "Award of Distinction" for Foot Care Professionals. Consider one of the best foot care nurses to cross your pass as the Educator who helps you learn the art of foot care, and gain expertise, skill and a mentor beyond the classroom. Many of Arlene's students have travelled from other cities, or provinces to train with her.  Arlene provides a very comprehensive, and intensive individualized attention in her training. 

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Contact Arlene directly (contact information below) after reading this webpage about the Clinical, Hands-On Training program she provides - more details are below you should read in considering who you want to be trained by; as well as on the Foot Canada Training website.