For registered health practitioners in New Zealand Become a training model
All levels1 day

One-to-one and clinic days

A day shaped around you. Master one area with an educator to yourself, or spend a day observing our educators with patients.

An educator and a trainee review a face chart together

Who it is for

Graduates who want more supervised practice before they work independently.

Practising injectors who want to refine one treatment or see how a busy clinic runs.

What you learn

One-to-one training day

Choose the treatment. We plan the models, the protocol and the review around it.

Clinic observation day

Follow our educators through a clinic day, from consultation to aftercare.

Case review

Bring your own photographs and questions for a structured review.

Refresher

Update your technique each year and add to your professional development hours.

A typical one-to-one day

  1. Planning callWe agree what you want to master and plan the day.
  2. Theory and assessmentFocused theory and model assessment by a prescriber.
  3. Supervised treatmentYou treat, one-to-one, with immediate feedback.
  4. Sign-offLogbook entry and a written plan for what to practise next.

What is included

  • An educator to yourself for the day (one-to-one)
  • Live models for one-to-one days, assessed by a prescriber
  • All products and consumables used on the day
  • Logbook sign-off and certificate of completion

Entry requirements

  • Current New Zealand registration and annual practising certificate
  • Current resuscitation certificate
  • For one-to-one injecting: professional indemnity insurance

Read the full admissions guide for documents and how practical days are run.

Questions about this programme

Can I choose the date?

Yes. One-to-one days are booked around your availability and ours.

Do I inject on an observation day?

No. Observation days are for watching and discussing. Book a one-to-one day to inject.

Questions before you book?

Tell us about your experience and we will recommend the right starting point.