Nurse (RPN/RN/NP) will be able to:
-Use specialized knowledge & skills to provide safe, competent foot care to clients.
-Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate foot care within scope of practice.
-Update and expand knowledge of foot care practices using a variety of resources and learning opportunities.
-Utilize critical thinking skills in examining foot care situations.
-Implement and promote evidence-based nursing practice through research utilization.
-Utilize principles of health education, adult learning, and the teaching-learning process to meet the learning needs of foot care clients.
-Upon completion of the course, you will be able to identify and understand causes, prevention and treatment of common foot and nail disorders.
-Understand the care of high risk clients utilizing tools use in high risk clients.
-Understand factors affecting foot health.
-Understand the importance of safety using N95 mask, monofilament, digital thermometer and doppler. 
-Understand the role of Doppler  in  assessing for peripheral arterial disease.
-Understand the process of sterilization of equipment and tools.

Liability Insurance 

The nurse must complete application form and meet all program requirements before purchasing the basic and advanced foot care program.

• Once Application form has been completed, you will be contacted by the program director 
• Any questions, please email.
• Please read Store Policies before Purchasing 

Nursing Education Initiative (NEI) (Ontario)
Offered through RNAO and WeRPN. Many of our Ontario-based students have received up to $1,500.00 in funds from this initiative. Note that not all students receive the same amount and it is our understanding that funds do get depleted throughout the year. Please visit the NEI page of the RNAO/WeRPN websites to apply and for more information on the funding and application process.

Registered Nurses Foundation of Ontario
RNFOO is a charitable organization that provides financial support for nurses and nursing students in Ontario to help them further their educational studies, conduct nursing and health care research, and support community health initiatives.  
https://www.rnfoo.org/awards-a-scholarships/annual-awards.html

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The nurse must complete application form and meet all program requirements before purchasing the basic and advanced foot care program.

Course Dates:  Please  see application form or Apply 

Self-directed/Live Webinar online (Group online)

In-class (1 day session, small group or 1:1 class size (Covid Restrictions in Place) 

Basic and Advanced Foot Care  

Delivery Mode:

9 Module Program (10-12 weeks to complete- Online- 1 day in Class)

Module 1-Module 8 (1.5-2 hrs online/ live weekly webinar) 

Modules 9 (1 day in class session)

Assignments/Exercises  (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Online Exams (2) (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Demonstration Exam (minimum 80% pass)

This program requires successful completion of a theoretical (online/webinar), successful competition of assignments/exercises, case studies and exam (minimum 80% pass) and practical examination (1 day in class) for acknowledgement of completion. Full attendance is mandatory (online and in class). 

Core Curriculum Nurse (RPN/RN)

This as an introductory Course to Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot Care, which provides nurses (RPN/RN/NP) with the knowledge (theory) and skills necessary to function as a Foot care Nurse in all clinical settings. This comprehensive basic and advanced foot care program follows RNAO and Public Health best practice guidelines in infection control, competency for foot care and evidence based practice in nursing foot care treatment. 

The course reviews the theory of Basic & Advanced Diabetic foot care and is taught by fellow registered nurses with extensive knowledge and training in Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot care and Diabetic foot care.

This program provides basic through to advanced theoretical via (online/webinar) and practical (in class) instruction. The course is set up so students can learn at home following the online webinar schedule (module 1-8), then complete the final in class 1 day (module 9). 

Full attendance and participation are mandatory.

Course fee includes 

● Use of Instruments and lab costs- Sterile instruments (nippers, blacks files, foot files, scalpels, burs), use of different types of podiatry drills.

● Use of PPE’s (gowns, masks, eye protection, gloves, disinfectant wipes, etc.)

● Use of miscellaneous health teaching supplies (moisturizers, padding and strapping materials)

● Use of assessment tools (tuning fork, monofilaments, infrared thermometer etc.)

*Information available for access until end of course date, download option disabled on all documents

*Please read Niagara School of Foot Care Policies

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The nurse must complete application form and meet all program requirements before purchasing the basic and advanced foot care program.

Course Dates:  Please  see application form or Apply 

In-class (4 day session, small group or 1:1 class size (Covid Restrictions in Place) 

Basic and Advanced Foot Care  

Delivery Mode:

9 Module Program (4 day in Class)

Assignments/Exercises  (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Online Exams (2) (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Demonstration Exam (minimum 80% pass)

This program requires successful completion of a theoretical (in class), successful competition of assignments/exercises, case studies and exam (minimum 80% pass) and practical examination (4 days in class) for acknowledgement of completion. Full attendance is mandatory (online and in class). 

Core Curriculum Nurse (RPN/RN)

This as an introductory Course to Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot Care, which provides nurses (RPN/RN/NP) with the knowledge (theory) and skills necessary to function as a Foot care Nurse in all clinical settings. This comprehensive basic and advanced foot care program follows RNAO and Public Health best practice guidelines in infection control, competency for foot care and evidence based practice in nursing foot care treatment. 

The course reviews the theory of Basic & Advanced Diabetic foot care and is taught by fellow registered nurses with extensive knowledge and training in Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot care and Diabetic foot care.

This program provides basic through to advanced theoretical and practical (in class) instruction. The course is set up so students can learn 1:1 with the instructor.

Full attendance and participation are mandatory.

Course fee includes 

● Use of Instruments and lab costs- Sterile instruments (nippers, blacks files, foot files, scalpels, burs), use of different types of podiatry drills.

● Use of PPE’s (gowns, masks, eye protection, gloves, disinfectant wipes, etc.)

● Use of miscellaneous health teaching supplies (moisturizers, padding and strapping materials)

● Use of assessment tools (tuning fork, monofilaments, infrared thermometer etc.)

*Information available for access until end of course date, download option disabled on all documents

*Please read Niagara School of Foot Care Policies

The nurse must provide proof of completion of previous basic foot care course certificate or completion acknowledgement. The nurse must also complete application form and meet all eligibility criteria before acceptance into the advanced foot care program.

This program is for nurses (RPN/RN’s) who have already taken the basic foot care program within 1-3 years at a recognized college or equivalent. Proof of completion of the basic course is required.

Advanced Foot Care  

Course Dates: Please see application form or Apply 

Self directed/Live Webinar online (Group online)

In-class (1 day session, small group or 1:1 class size (Covid Restrictions in Place)

Please read Store Policies before Purchasing

Please read FAQ if unsure if the program is for you.

Cancellation policy will remain the same as the basic/advanced foot care course. (See store policies)

Delivery Mode:

(5-8 Weeks Online- 1 Day in Class)

Module 1-Module 3 – Exempted from Basic

Module 4-8- Required (online/ live weekly webinar 1.5 -2 hrs approx. long) 

Modules 9 (1 webinar online, 1 day in class session)

Assignments/Exercises (minimum 80% pass)

Online Exam (1) (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Demonstration (minimum 80% pass)

This program requires successful completion of a theoretical (online/webinar), successful competition of assignments/exercises, case studies and exam (minimum 80% pass) and practical examination ( 1 day in class). Full attendance is mandatory (online and in class)

Core Curriculum Nurse (RPN/RN)

This introductory to Advanced Foot Care Nurse course provides nurses (RPN/RN) with the knowledge (theory) and skills necessary to function as a Foot care Nurse in all clinical settings. This comprehensive advanced foot care program follows RNAO and Public Health best practice guidelines in infection control, competency for foot care and evidence based practice in nursing foot care treatment. 

The course reviews the theory of Advanced and Diabetic foot care and is taught by fellow registered nurses with extensive knowledge and training in Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot care and Diabetic foot care.

This program provides basic through to advanced theoretical via (online/webinar) and practical (in class) instruction. The course is set up so students can learn at home following the online webinar schedule (module 4-7), then complete the final in class 1 day (module 9). 

Full attendance and participation are mandatory.

Course fee includes 

● Use of Instruments and lab costs- Sterile instruments (nippers, blacks files, foot files, scalpels, burs), use of different types of podiatry drills.

● Use of PPE’s (gowns, masks, eye protection, gloves, disinfectant wipes, etc.)

● Use of miscellaneous health teaching supplies (moisturizers, padding and strapping materials)

● Use of assessment tools (tuning fork, monofilaments, infrared thermometer etc.)

Please Read

The nurse must complete application form and meet all program requirements before purchasing the  foot care program.

Course Dates:  Please  see application form or Apply 

Self-directed Program 

In-class (1 day session, small group or 1:1 class size (Covid Restrictions in Place) 

Basic and Advanced Foot Care  Self Directed Learning Format

Delivery Mode:

9 Module Program ( 8 online self directed webinars- 1 day in Class)

Module 1-Module 8 (1.5-2 hrs online pre-recorded webinars) 

Modules 9 (1 webinar 1:1 and 1 day in class session)

Assignments/Exercises  (minimum 80% pass)

Online Exams (2) (minimum 80% pass)

In Class Demonstration Exam (minimum 80% pass)

This program requires successful completion of a theoretical (online/webinar), successful competition of assignments/exercises, case studies and exam (minimum 80% pass) and practical examination (1 day in class) for acknowledgement of completion. Full attendance is mandatory (online and in class). 

Core Curriculum Nurse (RPN/RN)

This as an introductory Course to Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot Care, which provides nurses (RPN/RN/NP) with the knowledge (theory) and skills necessary to function as a Foot care Nurse in all clinical settings. This comprehensive basic and advanced foot care program follows RNAO and Public Health best practice guidelines in infection control, competency for foot care and evidence based practice in nursing foot care treatment. 

The course reviews the theory of Basic & Advanced Diabetic foot care and is taught by fellow registered nurses with extensive knowledge and training in Basic and Advanced Nursing Foot care and Diabetic foot care.

This program provides basic through to advanced theoretical via (online/webinar) and practical (in class) instruction. The course is set up so students can learn at home following  the self directed online webinar schedule (module 1-8), then complete the final in class 1 day (module 9). 

Full attendance and participation are mandatory.

Course fee includes 

● Use of Instruments and lab costs- Sterile instruments (nippers, blacks files, foot files, scalpels, burs), use of different types of podiatry drills.

● Use of PPE’s (gowns, masks, eye protection, gloves, disinfectant wipes, etc.)

● Use of miscellaneous health teaching supplies (moisturizers, padding and strapping materials)

● Use of assessment tools (tuning fork, monofilaments, infrared thermometer etc.)

*Information available for access until end of course date, download option disabled on all documents

*Please read Niagara School of Foot Care Policies

RPN/RN/NP Basic & Advanced Foot Care Course 1:1 Format (Online Theory – 1 day in class) $2000 plus HST

RPN/RN/NP Basic & Advanced Foot Care Course 1:1 Format ( 4 days in class) – $2300 plus HST

RPN/RN/NP  Advanced Foot Care Course 1:1 Format – $ 1000 plus HST

RPN/RN/NP Basic & Advanced Foot Care Course  Self Directed Learning Format – $1500 plus HST

 Niagara School of Foot Care Policies