Frequently Asked Questions
The Wound Care Certificate is a 100% online, evidence-based program that trains clinicians to assess, treat, and document acute and chronic wounds across care settings.
RNs, LPN/LVNs, NPs/APRNs, PAs, PTs, physicians, wound team members, and home-health or long-term-care clinicians seeking practical, current skills.
Yes. All modules, case studies, and downloads are available on demand so you can learn anytime, on any device.
Yes—CE/CEU eligibility is included (certificate of completion provided). Check your board or employer for acceptance and hours.
You’ll learn differential diagnosis (venous, arterial, diabetic foot, pressure injuries, surgical/atypical), dressing selection, debridement principles, biofilm/infection control, offloading/compression, palliative wound care, documentation, and telehealth workflows.
Most learners finish within 2–6 weeks at a part-time pace; you can move faster or slower based on your schedule.
No. The course starts with foundations and progresses to advanced management with step-by-step algorithms and real-world cases.
Yes. The curriculum aligns with current clinical guidelines and provides a completion certificate many hospitals, clinics, and home-health agencies accept for competency and education.
Content aligns with leading guidance referenced in practice (e.g., WOCN, NPIAP, diabetes/limb-salvage protocols) and current literature.
Yes. You’ll use decision trees to select foams, alginates, hydrofibers, antimicrobials, NPWT, and advanced/CTP options as the wound evolves.
Yes. Modules address offloading, infection management, perfusion assessment, and limb-preservation pathways to reduce preventable amputations.
Yes. You’ll learn symptom control (odor, exudate, pain), realistic goals, and communication strategies when comfort—not closure—is the priority.
Yes. We include virtual assessment tips, photo/measure standards, and documentation elements that support quality metrics and payer requirements.
You’ll receive a downloadable Certificate of Completion (and CE documentation, if applicable) to share with your employer and add to your credentials.