This Module meets the requirements of Health Education England’s qualification in specialism for Adult Critical Care Nursing programmes. It is for registered healthcare practitioners working in Intensive Care settings providing direct care for Level 3 patients. Students for the module will usually have at least 6 months experience, must have the support of their clinical manager and a practice assessor 

This module will build on your existing knowledge, skills, and experience gained at Step 2 to develop practice underpinned by sound theoretical knowledge and contemporary evidence 

Upon successful completion of this module, credit gained could be utilised as part of the BSc Professional Practice programme. 

Please attach the following documents to your application to avoid delays in processing your applications.

1. STEP 1 Certificate
2. Degree/Diploma Certificate
3. Degree/Diploma Transcript

Applicants are required to have previously completed the Step 2 National Competency framework for Registered Nurses in Adult Critical Care. Applicants must be practicing in an Intensive care Unit. 

Completion of the Step 3 National Competency Framework for Registered Nurses in Adult Critical Care and a reflective essay - 100% weighting, pass mark 40%.

You will advance your confidence and competence to work within a multi-professional team, demonstrating understanding and critical analysis of specialist knowledge in the delivery of high-quality care to Intensive Care Patients.

Critically discuss the local and national agendas that influence clinical judgement and the delivery of care. 

Meet the requirements of the Step 3 National Competency Framework for Registered Nurses in Adult Critical Care to become a proficient practitioner. 

Reflect upon acquired knowledge, identifying areas for further development, and developing a plan for personal development and the application of knowledge.