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Registration for Elev8 Academy's clinical training courses is open to licensed RNs and RPNs across Ontario, along with practicing injectors who want additional hands-on training.

Each course listing specifies which audience it is intended for, so you can confirm your license type matches before registering.

The Guide to Getting Started in Business is open more broadly, since it focuses on running a practice rather than clinical injection technique.

If you are unsure whether a specific course fits your current scope of practice, reaching out to Elev8 directly before registering is a reasonable first step.

Elev8's team can also confirm whether a course qualifies toward any continuing education requirements tracked by your regulatory college.

No prior injection experience is required for the Foundations of Medical Aesthetics course.

It is built as an entry point, covering facial anatomy, neurotoxin injections, and basic dermal filler techniques for RNs and RPNs.

Many participants use this course as their first formal step into medical aesthetics before pursuing more advanced training.

This makes it a natural starting point among Elev8's medical aesthetics training courses for nurses new to injectable procedures.

This grounding in facial anatomy also supports safer decision-making once you begin combining neurotoxin and filler techniques in practice.

Each clinical training course fee includes a printed handbook, lunch on the training day, and a certificate of completion.

Course inclusions are listed directly beside each course on the registration page, so you can compare offerings before deciding.

Additional materials or take-home resources, where offered, are also noted in the individual course description.

Pricing for each course, plus applicable HST, is displayed clearly so there are no surprises before you commit to a deposit.

If a specific inclusion is unclear for a given course, confirming directly with Elev8 before paying your deposit is a reasonable step.

Deposit amounts vary by course, and the full course price plus HST is listed next to each listing on the registration page.

Selecting the Pay My Deposit button begins the reservation process for that specific course.

Your remaining balance and payment timeline are confirmed once your deposit has been received.

If you have questions about payment scheduling before committing, Elev8's team can walk you through the process directly.

Some upcoming dates, including the Advanced Injector Course and PRP course, are currently listed as TBD while final scheduling is confirmed.

You can still register your interest ahead of a confirmed date to hold a place in the queue.

The Elev8 team will follow up directly once a specific date has been finalized for that course.

This approach helps ensure each cohort of Elev8 Academy medical aesthetics training courses runs with enough confirmed participants.

Registering early, even with a TBD date, is generally recommended for courses with limited seating.

Yes, the Advanced Injector Course is open to both RNs and RPNs.

It builds on foundational injection knowledge with BOTOX and filler theory, plus supervised hands-on practice for safe injecting technique.

This course is best suited to participants who have already completed a foundational injectable training course.

It represents one of the more advanced options among Elev8's current Academy courses.

The PRP course is a one-day training covering Platelet-Rich Plasma and Platelet-Rich Fibrin theory for RNs and RPNs.

It includes hands-on training for safe procedures on both the face and hair, giving participants a working foundation in this regenerative technique.

Like the other clinical courses, it includes a handbook, lunch, and a certificate of completion.

Participants interested in broader background on the technique itself can review general information on Platelet-rich plasma before attending.

Some participants pair the PRP course with the Foundations course to build a broader base of injectable and regenerative treatment knowledge.

Yes, the business guide is a standalone downloadable resource and does not require enrollment in any clinical training course.

It covers financial considerations, protecting your assets, choosing a location, and marketing and CRM planning for a new practice.

It is discounted by fifty percent if purchased within forty eight hours of registering for one of the training courses.

This pairing is designed to support nurses who complete a clinical course and then want guidance on building their own practice.

The guide is emailed directly to you once your payment has been received.

There is no in-person session tied to this resource, so you can work through it at your own pace.

Because it is a digital download, there is no separate shipping or pickup step involved.

This flexibility is intended to make the guide accessible whether you complete it right away or return to it months later.

Clinical training courses are hosted through Elev8 Aesthetic Medicine's Kitchener location.

Specific venue and check-in details for each session are confirmed directly with registered participants closer to the training date.

If you have questions about accessibility or parking at the training venue, reach out to the Elev8 team ahead of your course.

Holding courses at an established clinical location helps keep hands-on training consistent with real practice settings.

Courses are led by experienced facilitators connected to Elev8 Aesthetic Medicine's clinical team.

You can review facilitator backgrounds and areas of expertise on the facilitators page before deciding which course fits your goals.

Facilitators combine clinical nursing experience with hands-on teaching, reflecting Elev8's nurse-led approach to training.

This clinical background is part of what shapes the practical, technique-focused style of Elev8's Academy courses.

Meeting the people leading your training ahead of time can also help set expectations for the pace and structure of the day.

The schedule page lists upcoming and TBD training dates for all Elev8 Academy courses in one place.

Checking this page regularly is the most reliable way to plan around a specific course you are interested in.

If a date you want has not been posted yet, registering your interest is still a reasonable first step.

Dates are updated as they are confirmed, so bookmarking the schedule page can save you time.

Elev8 Academy keeps hands-on training courses intentionally small so each participant receives adequate supervised practice time.

Smaller groups also allow facilitators to give more individual feedback during live injection or PRP practice.

Exact class size details for a given session are confirmed at the time of registration.

This structure is intended to keep every course genuinely hands-on rather than lecture only.

This approach mirrors how many clinical training environments limit group size to protect the quality of hands-on supervision.

After paying your deposit, your spot in the course is reserved and you will receive confirmation with next steps.

Any outstanding balance and additional pre-course details, such as what to bring, are communicated ahead of your training date.

If your course date is still TBD, you will be notified as soon as it is confirmed.

Keeping an eye on your email after paying is the easiest way to stay on top of these updates.

Cancellation and refund terms are not listed directly on the registration page.

If you have questions about rescheduling or cancelling a course, it is best to contact Elev8 directly before you register.

Getting these details in writing ahead of time can help you plan around unexpected scheduling conflicts.

This is worth clarifying early, especially if you are registering for a course several months in advance.

Clear communication upfront about cancellation expectations is generally in both the participant's and the clinic's interest.

Yes, every clinical training course includes a certificate of completion.

The certificate reflects the specific course content covered, such as Foundations, Advanced Injector, or PRP training.

This documentation can be useful for tracking your continuing education as an RN or RPN.

Certificates are typically provided at the end of the training day rather than mailed afterward, so plan to bring identification if requested.

Yes, many RNs and RPNs complete the Foundations course first and then progress to the Advanced Injector or PRP courses.

Each course is registered and paid for separately, so you can build your training path based on your own goals and timeline.

There is no requirement to take every course, so you can choose the path that best matches your practice.

Combining courses over time is a common way nurses expand their scope across Elev8's Academy training options.

Building this sequence gradually also allows time to apply new skills in practice before adding another course to your schedule.

Yes, the Foundations of Medical Aesthetics course covers basic dermal filler techniques in addition to neurotoxin injections.

It is designed as a broad clinical starting point before participants move into more advanced, technique-specific training.

This combination gives new injectors exposure to two of the most commonly requested treatment categories.

Covering both areas in one course also helps new injectors understand how the two techniques are often used together.

The general FAQs page and the courses page provide more background on Elev8 Academy offerings and structure.

You can also reach out directly through the contact page if you have a question specific to your license type or situation.

Reviewing the facilitators and schedule pages together can also help you decide which course and date fits best.

Taking a few minutes to compare these pages before registering can help you choose the right course the first time.

Background on Elev8 Aesthetic Medicine, including its founder and mission, is available on the about page.

The home page and blog also provide a broader look at the full range of clinical services and educational content Elev8 offers.

Understanding the clinic behind the Academy can help you see how its training philosophy connects to its patient-facing services and, for those interested in regenerative treatments, the free PRP guide.

Doing this homework in advance often shortens the number of questions needed once you actually reach out to the Elev8 team.