Level 7 Diploma in Injectables

If you are looking to become an established injector in this rapidly evolving market, the Level 7 Postgraduate diploma is unquestionably the most comprehensive, future-proofed and robust injectables qualification available to you. You will be supported with both clinical and academic mentorship, building your own treatment portfolio that will grow your confidence, competence and employability.

In an increasingly competitive market, employers are looking for accredited postgraduate training and verifiable clinical experience as an injector, which can be challenging to obtain outside of a formal mentorship scheme. There is also the collegiate nature of being part of a formal mentorship scheme, with access to colleagues, and to a Faculty of expert trainers, providing genuine mentorship over months to years.

Becoming a competent injector is the ultimate objective of the Level 7 Diploma, however in view of the current regulatory changes being considered by the UK Government, there is a clear move towards the adoption of a recognised educational standard that would permit injectors to practice with a license in the future. The JCCP is currently leading this process, and the VTCT Level 7 Diploma is a JCCP-approved qualification, with academic accreditation. This strongly supports that idea of the Level 7 Diploma as an agreed educational standard that will be required for practice in the future.

If you are looking to become an established injector in this rapidly evolving market, the Level 7 Postgraduate diploma is unquestionably the most comprehensive, future-proofed and robust injectables qualification available to you. You will be supported with both clinical and academic mentorship, building your own treatment portfolio that will grow your confidence, competence and employability.

In an increasingly competitive market, employers are looking for accredited postgraduate training and verifiable clinical experience as an injector, which can be challenging to obtain outside of a formal mentorship scheme. There is also the collegiate nature of being part of a formal mentorship scheme, with access to colleagues, and to a Faculty of expert trainers, providing genuine mentorship over months to years.

Becoming a competent injector is the ultimate objective of the Level 7 Diploma, however in view of the current regulatory changes being considered by the UK Government, there is a clear move towards the adoption of a recognised educational standard that would permit injectors to practice with a license in the future. The JCCP is currently leading this process, and the VTCT Level 7 Diploma is a JCCP-approved qualification, with academic accreditation. This strongly supports that idea of the Level 7 Diploma as an agreed educational standard that will be required for practice in the future.

If you are looking to become an established injector in this rapidly evolving market, the Level 7 Postgraduate diploma is unquestionably the most comprehensive, future-proofed and robust injectables qualification available to you. You will be supported with both clinical and academic mentorship, building your own treatment portfolio that will grow your confidence, competence and employability.

In an increasingly competitive market, employers are looking for accredited postgraduate training and verifiable clinical experience as an injector, which can be challenging to obtain outside of a formal mentorship scheme. There is also the collegiate nature of being part of a formal mentorship scheme, with access to colleagues, and to a Faculty of expert trainers, providing genuine mentorship over months to years.

Becoming a competent injector is the ultimate objective of the Level 7 Diploma, however in view of the current regulatory changes being considered by the UK Government, there is a clear move towards the adoption of a recognised educational standard that would permit injectors to practice with a license in the future. The JCCP is currently leading this process, and the VTCT Level 7 Diploma is a JCCP-approved qualification, with academic accreditation. This strongly supports that idea of the Level 7 Diploma as an agreed educational standard that will be required for practice in the future.