Our Vision:
To increase the awareness of foot care and lower limb complications.
Our Vision
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens once I purchase the course?
Upon purchase, you will be contacted and emailed login access to the course you are enrolled in.
Is there a time period to complete the diabetic and advanced foot care course?
The course is delivered in a cohort-based online format, it typically takes up to six weeks to complete the self-directed theory portion of the course. Practicum commences two weeks after theory completion.
What is your refund policy?
Due to the nature of the content delivery, and practicum no refunds are provided once a person has logged into a course.
Do you provide ongoing support after course completion?
Yes, we provide our students with ongoing support after successfully completing the foot care course to ensure they are successful in starting their new career.
How is the course delivered?
The theory is delivered online and it is self-directed Practicum is in person. Please note Practicum is located in Barrie Ontario.
Practicum is MANDATORY Full Attendance is required.
How many hours does a typically foot care nurse work?
This all depends on you, you can work as little as 4 hours a day or 8+ hours a day. Nursing foot care is very flexible.
What is the cost of the Advanced Foot Care Nurse program?
Currently, the cost is $3,000.00+Taxes
What is your return policy?
You have 45 days to return items for a full refund, with or without a receipt. Items must still have their original tags.
Where is practicum held?
Practicum is held in Barrie Ontario and usually takes place on a Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
Do I need to buy supplies for this course?
Yes, you will need to buy a foot care kit for the practicum. We have kits available for purchase for you. The cost is from $850.00 + Tax
Will I be able to practice nursing foot care upon completion of the course?
Upon successful completion of our course, you will have acquired the foundational skills and knowledge needed to provide nursing foot care. However, to practice nursing foot care professionally, you must meet specific regulatory and licensing requirements, which vary by location.