Art of IV The Art of IV Therapy

Online IV Certification Course for Nurses

The Art of IV Therapy

A step-by-step IV mastery course for nursing students, new grads, and working nurses. Approved for 2.0 nursing contact hours. Learn at your own pace, or your money back.

What's Included

30 Video Lessons Across 6 Modules
The IV Mastery Framework™ (5-Pillar System)
Ultimate Grip Guide PDF
Printable Practice Drill Sheets
Lifetime Access + Future Updates
Certificate of Completion
2.0 Nursing Contact Hours

The five pillars of the IV Mastery Framework™: Professional Mindset & Responsibility, Patient Psychology & Anxiety Control, Vein Intelligence & Demographic Awareness, Equipment & Controlled Mechanics, and Miss Analysis & Real-Time Recovery.

What You'll Learn

Choose the Right Vein With Confidence
Set Up the Site Correctly Every Time
Dial In Angle and Depth for First-Stick Success
Advance the Catheter Smoothly, Without Blowing the Vein
Troubleshoot the Most Common Reasons IVs Fail
Stay Calm on Hard Sticks, Even Under Pressure

The Art of IV Therapy

$99

Lifetime access · 30 Lessons · 6 Modules · 2.0 Nursing Contact Hours

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30-day money-back guarantee

Instant access at checkout. Your login arrives by email and the first lesson plays in minutes.

How You Practice a Hands-On Skill Online

“Can videos really teach my hands?” Fair question. Most missed IVs aren't hand problems, they're decision problems: wrong vein, wrong angle, wrong depth. The videos fix the decisions. The reps come from a simple practice loop you run at home:

1

Watch It Broken Down

Every technique demonstrated closer and slower than any preceptor could show you on a real patient, and you can replay the exact moment you keep missing, as many times as you need.

2

Drill It at Home

Kyle recommends an inexpensive practice arm (about $30 online), and the course's printable drill sheets tell you exactly what to run on it, so you show up to your next shift with the motion already in your hands.

Course Curriculum

Insertion technique in this course is demonstrated on a training arm, because that is the only way to show you the angle, the bevel and the exact hand position with nothing blocking the view, and real patient placements are included where a model cannot show you what happens.

Meet Your Instructor

Kyle Larson, RN

Kyle Larson, RN

IV Therapy Educator & RN Mentor

15+ years of clinical experience as a paramedic, clinical preceptor, and IV educator, teaching a repeatable first-stick system you can use on every shift. No fluff. Just clear mechanics, safety habits, and confidence reps that translate directly to your next shift.

Frequently Asked Questions

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