Nursing - Referring for Radiological Procedures - Child
- Course code
- X905
- Level
- Level 8
- Award
- Special Purpose Certificate (Level 8 NFQ)
- Classification
- Special Purpose
- Awarding body
- National University of Ireland
- Duration
- 3 months, part-time, blended. Method of Delivery The majority of lectures are pre-recorded and delivered online. Online learning requires a high level of personal motivation, self-discipline and an aptitude for self-directed learning. Brightspace (a web-based virtual learning environment) is used extensively. Access to broadband and proficiency in computer skills is essential. Please note: The 'Referring for Radiological Procedures' module content is front loaded in weeks 1-3, followed by an MCQ exam in at the end of week 3. Week 1 (Monday 7th September 2026): Students are provided with a series of pre-recorded lectures online via Brightspace on day one and are required to continue to study these pre-recorded lectures in preparation for an MCQ exam in week 3. Week 3: (Friday 25th October 2026): Students are required to attend UCD Belfield campus for face to face lectures (09.00-17.00pm) and sit an in-person MCQ exam. Attendance is compulsory. A series of live online lectures and pre-recorded lectures are provided to support the application of theory to practice and the development of competence as part of the Clinical Practicum Referring for Radiological Procedures module. Access the Provisional Timetable at: https://view.officeapps.live.com/op/view.aspx?src=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ucd.ie%2Fnmhs%2Ft4media%2FReferring%2520Master%2520Programme%2520Timetable%25202026%2520A.docx&wdOrigin=BROWSELINK
Programme summary
The Professional Certificate Referring for Radiological Procedures provides the Registered Nurse with the requisite knowledge, skill, and competence to refer for radiological procedures safely and effectively in accordance with legal and professional regulatory frameworks and standards. This is a 10 ECTS credit, level 8 NFQ special purpose award.
Entry requirements
Be currently registered in a division of the NMBI live Register for the following programme options: Child - Applicants must be registered as a nurse and/or a children's nurse in the NMBI Register Provide evidence of having successfully completed a module in Health Assessment (to include physical examination skills) (minimium level 8 NFQ) Be currently employed as a Registered Nurse and or Registered Children’s Nurse in the area in which you wish to practice for the duration of the programme Have a minimium of one year post registration experience Have completed a Site Declaration Referring for Radiological Procedures From signed by the Director of Nursing, Clinical Medical Supervisor and Head of Radiology (Consultant Radiologist) agreeing to provide you with support and clinical supervision towards the achievement of the required competencies for the duration of the programme If HSE funded, have applied and secured funding approval prior to apply to UCD Documents Required A validated copy of successful completion of a module in Health Assessment (to include physical examination skills) (minimum level 8 NFQ) Certificates of nursing qualifications or validated copies of awards Original transcript(s) including date and grading of degree award (non-UCD Graduates only) & notarised English translation where relevant A current photocopy of your NMBI registration (to include division of register) A copy of your birth certificate or personal page of current passport Evidence of proficiency in English language (applicants whose first language is not English) Site Declaration Form (Referring for Radiological Procedures) (Only up to date Site Declaration Forms are accepted) If HSE funded, a copy of the HSE ONMSD email verifying approval of funding Please note: Failure to submit the required documentation or parts thereof prior to the application closing date will result in your application being rejected.
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Course provider
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