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WOUND TREATMENT ASSOCIATE PROGRAM

ONLINE LEARNING & MENTORSHIP

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Why Wound Nurse Training is the right place for you to earn your WTA:

Wound Nurse Training is the premiere online coursework destination for the Wound Treatment Associate (WTA) program. Chenel Trevellini MSN, RN, CWOCN, leads Wound Nurse Training and is internationally recognized as an exemplary educator, researcher, and public speaker in the nursing community. She has served on the boards of multiple organizations, has worked as a clinician and manager in nationally renowned hospitals and is a widely consulted leader in the industry.

In addition to a world-class mentor in Chenel, Wound Nurse Training offers flexibility that works with our students’ schedules. Wound Nurse Training boasts instant enrollment and 100% online learning.  Additionally, our cohorts start monthly and go year-round, so you can choose when you want to begin your journey to a new and rewarding nursing certification. 

Wound Nurse Training is the provider of choice for nurses who want to advance their practice, improve their marketability, obtain Continuing Education credits, or sit for WTA certification. Wound Nurse Training caters to nurses in the early stages of their career who are just beginning their research into a specialized nursing practice.  However, nursing professionals in any stage of their career who value freedom, flexibility, and the ease of completing their continuing education 100% remotely will find Wound Nurse Training a perfect fit.  

Sign up today with Wound Nurse Training and begin your journey to earning your WTA certificate. Not only will you improve patient outcomes by providing basic bedside wound care, but you’ll open your career to endless possibilities in an area of nursing that is full of opportunity.

 

HOW OUR COURSE SYSTEM WORKS

 

  1. Pay $899 tuition
  2. Upload proof of qualifications
    1. Nursing license, PT/PTA license, Medical license, Active Military ID with a letter from supervisor verifying MOS/Rate as medic or corpsman.

After your qualifications have been checked, you’ll get confirmation of your start date and receive information that’ll help you hit the ground running when the course begins.

  1. When your cohort’s starting date arrives, you will receive an email from the WOCN Society to create an account and begin the “Welcome Module”  on WOCN’s Continuing Education Center website.  
    1. Remember to register on the WTA site with the same email you used to enroll with WoundNurseTraining.com
    2. Be sure to read the instruction on how to use the web platform
    3. Make sure you get your workbook
  1. Work at your own pace over your cohort’s 3 month enrollment to complete the 14 modules.  If you need help structuring your independent study, check out this sample schedule. 
  2. Around the 8th week of your enrollment, there will be a Virtual Test Review Day.
    1. You must have an internet connection capable of videoconferencing.  The Virtual Test Review Day is hosted on ZOOM.  Go here to download ZOOM and install the application for free.
  3. After you finish the modules, you'll request permission to take the tests online.  The tests must be completed and passed before your cohort’s Virtual Applied Learning Day.
  4. During your cohort’s Virtual Applied Learning Day you will be tested on four competencies.
    1. You must be able to provide a training partner (any adult human willing to act as your patient in a virtual classroom will suffice).

You must have an internet connection capable of videoconferencing.  The Virtual Applied Learning Day is hosted on ZOOM.  Go here to download and install the application for free.

  1. After you've completed and passed the Virtual Applied Learning Day, you’ll need to complete the Course Evaluation to receive your Certificate of Course Completion. Once you have your certificate, you have the verification of earning 32.25 Continuing Education credits to maintain your nursing license.
  2. The certificate is the first step in obtaining your WTA-C credentials.  With 16 hours of preceptorship by a qualified WOCN nurse, you’ll meet the WOCNCB’s WTA-C Eligibility Requirements. 
  3. If you are having difficulty finding a preceptor in your area, we’d be glad to assist you in finding a possible WOCN professional to oversee the remainder of your training. 

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WHAT CLINICIANS ARE SAYING ABOUT US

Thanoon T.

BSN RN WTA-C 

I had the honor to be a student of Chenel Trevellini! Chenel is equipped with the right tools, skills, and mindset to advance your knowledge in wound care management. Chenel not only brought teaching skills and expertise, but also leadership skills. Her ability to connect with her students and her talent at teaching simple to complex wound care materials, as well as patient safety, are truly superior.

Jinying Y.

BS RN CCRN CWOCN

Chenel is passionate and knowledgeable about Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing. She always puts patient safety as the priority. I’m grateful for her guidance and support in my WOCN path.

Vanessa M.

BSN RN CWOCN

Chenel has been a true inspiration throughout my nursing career. The difference she makes in her patients’ lives inspired me to become a Wound Ostomy Continence nurse. Her patient’s and I will be forever grateful for her care.

Ann Marie B.

MSN RN CWOCN

The core values that guide the professional practice of a WOC nurse are integrity, leadership and knowledge. Chenel Trevellini adds educator, mentor, and researcher to these values.

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