You do not need any prior training to apply for both the 6-month mentorship.

If you are attending our in-person training sessions or plan to inject outside of MD Esthetics Academy, you will need to purchase and maintain your own professional liability insurance. If you need help finding a company to purchase professional liability insurance please email [email protected] and we will provide you with the contact information for a company.

If you are attending our in-person training sessions, you will need an active medical or nursing license to perform injections at the MD Esthetics Academy in-person training sessions.

Yes! Additional training days can be scheduled through Kaylyn, our academy manager. They are $500 an hour, and you would have to bring in a model who would then have to purchase product through us. Models have to be okay with having pictures and videos taken and being posted to our socials.

MD Esthetics Academy is proud to offer ANCC-accredited education for nurses pursuing aesthetic injector training.

The American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) is one of the most recognized and respected accrediting bodies in nursing education. ANCC accreditation signifies that our educational programs meet nationally recognized standards for quality, relevance, and nursing continuing education.

Yes. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive a Certificate of Completion from MD Esthetics Academy.

Yes. Eligible nurses will receive continuing education credit hours associated with the training program.
The exact number of credit hours may vary by how many hours are completed. You are eligible to receive 35 hours if the course is completed in full. If a participate only partially completes the course, the number of accredited hours will be prorated.

Nursing continuing professional development (NCPD) credit is available to licensed nursing professionals, including:

• Registered Nurses (RNs)
  Advanced Practice
• Registered Nurses (APRNs), including Nurse Practitioners (NPs)

Other licensed healthcare professionals are welcome to attend educational activities; however, eligibility to apply these credits toward professional licensure requirements is determined by each individual’s licensing or credentialing board.

Participants must hold an active professional license to receive nursing continuing education credit.

Many aesthetic injector programs provide only attendance certificates and are not accredited for nursing continuing education.

ANCC accreditation helps ensure:

• Educational quality and standards
• Relevant nursing-focused curriculum
• Recognized continuing education credit
• Enhanced professional credibility

For many nurses, this adds additional value to their injector training experience.

ANCC-accredited continuing education is widely recognized throughout the United States for nursing continuing education purposes. However, individual state board requirements may vary, and participants are encouraged to verify requirements specific to their state or licensing board.