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Suitably qualified, nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals.

Level 6 entry: 60 credits at Level 5 are normally required to access the degree level programme.

Level 7 entry: 60 credits at Level 6 are normally required to access the Level 7 programme.

However please refer to the ‘entry requirements’ section on the NMP website, for additional information surrounding clinical roles and Professional, Statutory and Regulatory Bodies (PSRBs) requirements.

40 academic credits at level 6 or level 7.

The programme consists of 16 study days across 2 x 10-week modules. 8 days will be in person and 8 days of teaching will be on the virtual platform.

The course can be accessed over a 20-week period, in total, with one study day per week. The attendance day will be either a Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday depending on availability). You will be advised on which day to attend.

January, March/April (Easter accounted for) and October.

Uxbridge.

Yes, the NMC standards for the V300 programme are met in our non-medical prescribing programme.

Yes, this must have been within the last 3 years prior to applying for the programme.

Not necessarily, this will depend on your role and experience.

90.

There is no opportunity to APL on this Programme, as the course requires completion in its entirety, to gain the full NMP qualification.

The NMC require all students undertaking the non-medical prescribing programme to be supported by 2 clinicians within their clinical area. The Practice Supervisor should work with the student and offer regular support. The Practice Assessor will also work with the student and is responsible for signing the competency document at the end of the period of study.

The Supervisor and Assessor should meet regularly to review students' progress. Further information can be found .

Yes, you require a Practice Educator (PE) to support you. Further information can be found .