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  1. IV therapy/certification/teaching in Texas

    nursedj09 posted a topic in Texas Nursing
    Hi everyone, I'm a travel nurse of 11 years who has decided to settle down in Texas. I've gotten extensive experience on IV teams, and with infusion therapy in general and I've been looking for some resources in this area and seem to be getting mixed info, so I'm hoping to hear from y'all about what you may know! I know there is not an "official" IV therapy certification for RN's (other than the CRNI exam) but I've heard of various classes out there for LVN's since this is a delegated skill. The Texas Board of Nurses has issued a position statement showing their support for LVN's to become certified, but doesn't endorse specific programs. So here are my questions: 1. Are there requirements to offer a class or teach IV therapy skills to other nurses (RN's/LVN's)? 2. Does the CRNI credential allow you to teach IV skills? 3. What IV training programs in Texas are there in existence? Are these programs regulated by anyone? Any info you have is greatly appreciated! Danielle RN, CLNC

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