Aim

• The advanced specialist training serves to further professionalize the profession learned and to deepen knowledge in specialist areas. It is therefore aimed specifically at healthcare and nursing staff who work in interdisciplinary, surgical intensive care units or anesthesia departments.
• Participants should become familiar with the diverse tasks in intensive care and anaesthesia care and gain confidence in their practical work. In addition, they should reflect on behaviors and attitudes related to their professional practice and deal with them constructively and critically.

Course

• The in-service training has been offered since 1977 and takes place in cooperation with other Clinical Departments.

Theory

• 720 hours of instruction in the form of modules

Practical training

The practical training takes place in the following areas

• 616 hrs in an anesthesia department or several anesthesia departments with at least three surgical departments.
• 1463 hours in surgical and interdisciplinary intensive care units.

The practical training takes place as far as possible in your own hospital.

Performance assessments

• Oral (presentation, case discussion, colloquium, etc.)
• Written (written exam, term paper, presentation, etc.)
• Practical

Graduation

• Recognition as a specialist in intensive care and anaesthesia nursing by the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family

Basic principles

• Regulation on further training in healthcare professions of the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family

Requirements for participation

• Permission to use the professional title of healthcare and nursing assistant
• Working hours of at least 75%

Start of further training

• annually on April 1

Application deadline

• 31.08. of the previous year (internal participants), 31.10. of the previous year (external participants)

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• on request

Reimbursement

MHH participants are obliged to repay the expenses for qualification or further education and training:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.
   
   In the event of an obligation to repay, the course fees and the actual time lost from work will be charged or calculated.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Head of Intensive Care and Anaesthesia Nursing Training

Holger Stintat
OE 3014
Phone: +49 1761 532 4880
Email: stintat.holger@mh-hannover.de

Daniel Kulbe
OU 3014
Phone: +49 761 532 7294
Email: Kulbe.Daniel@mh-hannover.de

Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hanover

You can register online for this training course

• Aller-Weser Clinical Department(https://www.aller-weser-klinik.de/)
• AMEOS Clinic Alfeld(https://www.ameos.eu/standorte/ameos-west/alfeld/ameos-klinikum-alfeld/)
• Asklepios Harzkliniken Goslar(Asklepios Harzklinik Goslar - Asklepios Harzklinik Goslar)
• Asklepios Clinical Departments Schildautal Seesen(https://www.asklepios.com/seesen/)
• Johanniter Hospital Gronau(https://www.johanniter.de/einrichtungen/krankenhaus/gronau/)
• Klinikum Wolfsburg(Start " Klinikum Wolfsburg)

Aim

• The advanced specialist training serves to further professionalize the profession learned and to deepen knowledge in specialist areas. It is therefore aimed specifically at healthcare and pediatric nurses and healthcare and nursing staff who work in interdisciplinary pediatric intensive care units, neonatal intensive care units or anesthesia departments.
• Participants should become familiar with the diverse tasks in intensive care and anaesthesia care and gain confidence in their practical work. In addition, they should reflect on behaviors and attitudes related to their professional practice and deal with them constructively and critically.

Course

The in-service training has been offered since 1980 and takes place in cooperation with other Clinical Departments.

Theory

720 hours of instruction in the form of modules

Practical training

The practical training takes place in the following areas

• 616 hrs in an anesthesia department or several anesthesia departments with at least three surgical departments in which children are also regularly cared for.
• 1232 hours in neonatal and interdisciplinary pediatric intensive care units
• 231 hours with a focus on specialist nursing participation in diagnostic and therapeutic interventions in another functional area important for pediatric intensive care and anesthesia care or in another medical or surgical intensive care unit

The practical training takes place as far as possible in your own clinic.

Performance assessments

Each module concludes with a proof of achievement.

• Oral (presentation, case discussion, colloquium, etc.)
• Written (written exam, term paper, presentation, etc.)
• Practical

Graduation

• Recognition as a specialist in pediatric intensive care and anesthesia care by the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family

Basic principles

• Regulation on further training in healthcare professions of the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family
• Current requirements of the Joint Federal Committee, laid down in the "Agreement on quality assurance measures for the care of premature and newborn babies"

Requirements for participation

• Permission to use the professional title of healthcare and pediatric nurse
• Healthcare and pediatric nurses require proof of two years of professional experience in the field of healthcare and pediatric nursing.
• Working hours of at least 75%

Start of further training

• annually on April 1 (next start only in April 2026!)

Application deadline

• 30.09. of the previous year

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• on request

Repayment

MHH participants are obliged to repay the expenses for qualification or further education and training:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.

• In the event of a repayment obligation, the course fees and the actual time lost from work will be charged or calculated.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Head of Pediatric Intensive Care and Anesthesia Nursing

Alina Ulber
OE 3014
Tel: +49 176 1532-9430
E-mail: ulber.alina@mh-hannover.de

Stefanie Lüken
OU 3014
Tel: 17 4729
E-Mail: Lueken.Stefanie@mh-hannover.de

Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hanover

You can register online for the training course.

• Celle General Hospital(http://www.akh-celle.de/)
• AUF DER BULT Children's and Youth Hospital(http://www.auf-der-bult.de/startseite/)
• Wolfsburg City Hospital(http://www.klinikum.wolfsburg.de/)
• Herford Hospital(http://www.klinikum-herford.de/)
• Helios Clinical Department Hildesheim(https://www.helios-gesundheit.de/kliniken/hildesheim/)
• St. Bernward Hospital Hildesheim(www.bernward-khs.de)
• Braunschweig Municipal Hospital gGmbH(www.klinikum-braunschweig.de)
• Lüneburg Municipal Hospital(www.klinikum-lueneburg.de)
• Agaplesion Diakonieklinikum Rotenburg(www.diako-online.de)
• University Hospital Magdeburg A. ö. R.(https://www.med.uni-magdeburg.de/)
• Sana Klinikum Hameln/Pyrmont(https://www.sana-hm.de/)

Aim

• The training is intended to enable healthcare and pediatric nurses as well as healthcare and nursing staff to provide comprehensive care and guidance to people with cancer of all ages in the various phases of their illness, taking into account their physical, social, mental and emotional needs, and to provide appropriate support for patients and their relatives in all phases of the disease process.
• In addition, participants should reflect on their behavior and attitudes and deal with them constructively.

Course

The in-service training has been offered since 1995 and takes place in cooperation with other Clinical Departments.

Theory

720 hours of instruction in the form of modules

Practice

Assignments in inpatient and outpatient departments where oncology and hematology patients are cared for.

• 462 hours in the internal medicine department
• 462 hours surgical department
• 462 hours radiology department
• 308 hrs. pediatric department
• 308 hours outpatient department
• 154 hours hospice or palliative care

Nursing staff from paediatrics are deployed in the corresponding paediatrics departments for approx. 75% of their time

Performance assessments

Each module concludes with a proof of achievement.

• Oral (presentation, case discussion, colloquium, etc.)
• Written (written exam, term paper, presentation, etc.)
• Practical

Completion

Recognition as a specialist for oncological Nursing by the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family Qualification Palliative Care

Requirements for participation

• Permission to use the professional title of healthcare and nursing assistant, healthcare and nursing assistant, healthcare and pediatric nurse, healthcare and pediatric nurse or geriatric nurse

• Working hours of at least 75%

Start of further training

• biennial on April 1 (odd years)

Application deadline

• 30.09. of the previous year

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• on request

Repayment

MHH participants are obliged to repay the expenses for qualification or further education and training:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.

• In the event of a repayment obligation, the course fees and the actual time lost from work will be charged or calculated.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School

Kati Rehwagen
OE 3014
Tel: +49 176 1532-4343
E-mail: rehwagen.kati@mh-hannover.de

Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hanover

You can apply online to register for the course

• AGAPLESION EV. KLINIKUM SCHAUMBURG gGmbH https://www.ev-klinikum-schaumburg.de/start
• DIAKOVERE Henriettenstift https://www.krankenhaus.de/diakovere-henriettenstift/
• DRK-Krankenhaus Clementinenhaus https://www.clementinenhaus.de/
• Helios Clinical Department Hildesheim(https://www.helios-gesundheit.de/kliniken/hildesheim/)
• AGNES KARLL HOSPITAL LAATZEN https://laatzen.krh.de/
• Mühlenkreiskliniken (AöR) https://www.muehlenkreiskliniken.de/

• North German Working Group of Oncology Nurses (NAOF)
• German Pediatric Oncology Nurses Group (GPONG)
• Conference of Oncology Nurses and Pediatric Nurses (KOK)
• Federal Working Group of the Directors of Further Training Centers for Oncology Nursing (BAGL)

You can find the above-mentioned working groups at

www.kok-krebsgesellschaft.de

Aim

The aim of the training is to enable people to design support services for mentally ill people in various areas of care within the framework of co-responsible care, which enable them to live in their own chosen place of residence and are geared towards their personal abilities. It should also enable them to place the social dimension of mental illness at the center of their considerations and their nursing and therapeutic actions. Furthermore, it should make it possible to recognize and take into account gender- and age-specific, social and cultural differences of the persons to whom the professional activity relates. It should also make it possible to identify and take into account the special needs of people with disabilities to whom the professional activity relates.

Course

The theoretical training takes place at the MHH and comprises 720 hours of theoretical instruction.

• The practical training takes place at the participant's workplace.
• Over a period of nine months, they must lead a socio-therapeutic group with the aim of overcoming the group members' existing functional impairments, or carry out a project of comparable complexity with a focus on the socio-psychiatric field with the aim of enabling mentally ill people to participate in social life again

Performance assessments

• Performance assessment (oral, written or practical)
• Final examination in three parts (oral, written and technical paper)

Graduation

• Recognition as a specialist for social psychiatric care by the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family

Requirements for participation

• Basis: Regulation on further training in healthcare professions of the Lower Saxony State Office for Social Affairs, Youth and Family
• Permission to use the professional title of occupational therapist, curative education nurse, physiotherapist, health and nursing nurse, health and pediatric nurse or geriatric nurse;
• Working hours of at least 75%

Start of further training

• biennial in June (odd years)

Application deadline

• 30. 11. of the previous year

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• on request

Repayment

MHH participants are obliged to repay the expenses for qualification or further education and training:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.

• In the event of a repayment obligation, the course fees and the actual time lost from work will be charged or calculated.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Head of Continuing Education for Social Psychiatric Care
Susann Weiß
OE 3014
Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hannover
Phone: +49 1761 532 7813
Email: weiss.susann@mh-hannover.de

You can register online for this training course

• AMEOS Clinic Hildesheim https://www.ameos.eu/standorte/ameos-west/hildesheim/ameos-klinikum-hildesheim/
• Burghof Clinical Department burghof-klinik.de
• Lower Saxony Correctional Center - Moringen https://www.mrvzn-moringen.niedersachsen.de/startseite/
• Anne Wilkening GmbH https://dr-wilkening.de/

Basis

The in-service training is carried out in accordance with the DKG (German Hospital Association) recommendation for further specialist training in emergency care (valid from 04.07.2023) and is recognized by the DKG

Objective:

• The advanced specialist training serves the further professionalization in the learned profession and the deepening of knowledge in special areas. Nursing professionals as well as nurses and geriatric nurses who work in the emergency department.
• Participants should become familiar with the diverse tasks in the emergency department and gain confidence in their practical work. In addition, they should reflect on behaviors and attitudes related to their professional practice and deal with them constructively and critically.

Practical assignments:

The practical assignments are divided into three compulsory and at least one optional assignment.

Compulsory placement:

• Anaesthesia
• Intensive care unit
• Rescue service and
• emergency room

Optional assignment (exemplary):

• OPERATING THEATER
• delivery room
• Cardiac catheter
• IMC
• Psychiatry
• Stroke Unit
• Pediatrics

Performance checks

• Various performance assessments take place after the theoretical modules and during the mandatory assignments

Theory

The training is divided into modules:

After the basic module

• Initiating and shaping well-founded developments

is followed by five specialist modules:

• Acting safely and responsibly in the emergency department
• Structuring, organizing and designing processes in emergency departments
• Monitoring and caring for patients with acute diagnoses
• Caring for and monitoring patients with acute traumatological events
• Caring for and accompanying patients in special emergency situations

Examinations and performance assessments

• All modules conclude with an oral or written examination
• Three graded performance assessments are carried out during the mandatory assignments
• The final examination consists of an oral and a practical examination

Degree

• Further training in emergency nursing (DKG)

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Head of Intensive Care and Anaesthesia Nursing Training

Stefan Tjaden
OE 3014
Phone: +49 176 1532-5835
Email: T jaden.S tefan@mh-hannover.de

Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hanover

You can registeronlinefor this training course

Aim

• The "Palliative Care" training course is intended to enable healthcare and pediatric nurses as well as healthcare and nursing staff to care for and accompany seriously ill and dying people of all ages, taking into account their physical, social, mental and emotional needs.
• In addition, participants should reflect on their behavior and attitudes and deal with them constructively.

Course

Course content

• Importance of palliative care
• Communications and perception
• Symptom care
• Dealing with pain
• Hospice movement
• Dealing with grief and death
• Religious, cultural and ethical aspects in Nursing
• Care and support for children and young people
• Stress management and coping strategies in the team
• Legal aspects
• Writing a term paper
• Creating a joint project (final weekend)

Theory

160 hours + 20 hours (final weekend)

Practice

• 160 hours
• One month in a palliative care facility or in a hospice.

Completion

The further qualification includes a term paper and ends with a colloquium during a final weekend. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate.

Requirements for participation

• Permission to use the professional title in accordance with the Nursing Professions Act Article 1 Section 1 § 1 or
  Permission to use the professional title in accordance with the Geriatric Nursing Act Section 1 § 1
• Twelve months of professional experience in Nursing, accompanying and caring for people in a palliative situation
• Working hours of at least 50%

Dates

You can find the dates of the palliative training course and the times of the various blocks directly here in the course module.

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• The course fee is € 1253.00 per person (€ 6.85 / hour plus € 20.00 examination and processing fee).

Repayment

A repayment obligation is determined by the respective affiliated clinic.

For MHH participants, the repayment obligation for expenses for qualification or further education and training applies:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.

In the event of a repayment obligation, the following will be charged or calculated

Course fees € 6.85 per lesson / € 20.00 examination and processing fee / actual time lost from work.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Head of Oncological Nursing Training
Carola Freidank
OE 3014
Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hannover
Tel.: 01761 532 5354
E-Mail: Freidank.Carola@mh-hannover.de

• Palliative Care Competence Network Nursing (PCKP)

Aim

• The training and examination regulations for nursing professions, the Nursing Chamber and the Lower Saxony State Education Authority require qualified practical guidance to ensure practical training and further education.
• The aim of the qualification is for participants to familiarize themselves with the diverse tasks of a practical instructor. They will be trained in vocational pedagogy in order to plan and structure practical guidance. Based on a broad repertoire of methods, they acquire the ability to provide action-oriented guidance. Consideration of individual learning needs is given high priority in both the practical and theoretical parts of the qualification.

Course

• The qualification is offered on a part-time basis.
• Building on cross-professional modules, professional modules follow, which deal with the current topics of the respective specialist area. In addition, the prospective practical instructors are enabled to transfer, design and reflect on the pedagogical content specifically for their own specialist area.

• The qualification measure includes observations at the school learning location and the practical learning location.

You can find an overview of the content modules on the registration page.

Performance assessments

• Preparation of a written instruction plan and presentation in the final colloquium

Completion

• Proof and certificate: Qualification for practical guidance according to the recommendations of the Lower Saxony State Education Authority.

Basis

Qualification of practical instructors according to the new Nursing Professions Act, taking into account the recommendation of the Lower Saxony State School Authority of November 1, 2019

Requirements for participation

The admission requirement for the qualification for practical guidance is fulfilled by anyone who is authorized to use the professional title

• geriatric nurse,
• healthcare and nursing assistant, healthcare and pediatric nurse or
• surgical assistant,
• anaesthesia technician assistant.

Dates and deadlines can be found on our registration page.

Fees:

The cost of the course is €2,100 per person.

Please note that there is a repayment obligation. Please refer to your employer's guidelines.

Contact and application

Registration/application:

Hannover Medical School
Head of Further Training OP and Practice Guidance
Annika Gievers
OE 3014
Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hannover
Phone: +49 176 1532-8190
Email: gievers.annika@mh-hannover.de

You can register here online register here

• The MHH offers internal and external practice instructors 3-day vocational training courses in order to comply with the new training obligation of the new Nursing Professions Act.
• If you are interested, please contact us.
• You can register for external events here.

Aim

• With the additional geriatric qualification in accordance with OPS 8-550, you will be optimally prepared for the requirements of geriatric Nursing.
• The training provides the necessary skills for the professional implementation of activating therapeutic concepts in Nursing.
• Through practical and experience-based exchange - and the structured curricular structure of the training content - you will expand your skills in the professional field of geriatrics.
• This will enable you to actively participate in the therapeutic team in diagnostics and therapy and provide qualified and high-quality Nursing for older people and their environment.

Course

Module 1:

• Geriatric care for older people
• Depression
• Delirium/dementia

Module 2:

• Integrative Validation according to Richard

Work shadowing:

• 2 days

Module 3:

• Activating therapeutic Nursing

Module 4:

• Pain management/Dysphagia management
• Mobility disorders/Therapeutic team

Module 5:

• Basal stimulation,

Module 6:

• Bobath 1
• Bobath 2

Completion

The training concludes with a certificate with a description of the contents including an OPS 8-550 certificate.

Requirements for participation

• Completed training as a healthcare and (pediatric) nurse
• or nursing professional
• or geriatric nurse

Course fees for participants from participating Clinical Departments

• The specialist training fees amount to EUR 2000 per participant including certificates.

Reimbursement

MHH participants are obliged to repay the expenses for qualification or further education and training:

With reference to §5 TV-L, the following must be repaid if the employment relationship ends

1. the full expenses in the first year after completion of the qualification or further training,
2. two thirds of the expenses in the second year after completion of the qualification or further training,
3. one third of the expenses in the third year after completion of the qualification or further training.

• In the event of a repayment obligation, the course fees and the actual time lost from work will be charged or calculated.

Contact

Hannover Medical School
Head of Geriatric Nursing Training
Steffi Sbiegay, M. A. Adult Education

• Email: sbiegay.steffi@mh-hannover.de
• Mobile: +49 176 1532 5354
• Office: +49 511 532 5835

Aim

• Preparation for the specific requirements of an APN at the MHH
• Structured concept for role identification and implementation
• Prevent "being a stranger
• Creating transparency for all those involved
• Carrying out an analysis of the current situation as a basis for working as an APN
• Supporting the Nursing management in defining the role

Progression

The trainee program is divided into modules based on the modules of the degree program. Tasks for role implementation are to be completed in the modules. The trainee program comprises approx. 4 days per month over a period of two years.

Contents:

Internationally recognized concepts are used for role development:

• Core tasks according to Hamric 2014 (Hamric 2014)
• Methods of project management (Gächter 2015)
• Methods of action research (Mccormack et al. 1999)
• Role implementation PEPPA framework (Bryant-Lukosius and Dicenso 2004)

Completion

Successful participation in the APN Trainee Program is certified.

Prerequisites for participation

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing (undergraduate degree), Clinical Nursing, Nursing Science or comparable degree
• Enrolment in a Master's degree program in APN/nursing science (possibly also in planning)
• Successfully completed training as a healthcare and nursing assistant; healthcare and pediatric nurse
• Several years of experience in direct clinical Nursing
• Interest in working in direct clinical Nursing
• Interest in scientific work and initial knowledge in the field of nursing research, empirical social research
• Successful application to the responsible nursing supervisor

Dates:

The trainee program begins on 1.10. of each year if there are enough applications.

Contact and application

Hannover Medical School
Dr. Regina Schmeer
Managing Director Nursing, Nursing Science
Carl-Neuberg-Str. 1
30625 Hannover
Germany
Tel.: +49 511 532 5020
mobile: +49 1761 532 5020
Email: Schmeer.Regina@MH-Hannover.de

Please send your application

to the responsible nursing service management with:

• Letter of application
• Curriculum vitae with photo
• Certificate of the state examination according to the Nursing Act (copy)
• Bachelor's degree certificate
• Certificate of enrollment, if applicable