Plus One MD finds injector training for nurses in Canada, free. Tell us what you want to learn, whether that is a Botox and filler course, a shadowing day, a supervised hands-on day or complication management, and we introduce you to an experienced injector or Medical Director who teaches it. There is no fee to ask and no fee to be introduced. The trainer sets the course fee, and you agree it with them.
| What you want | What we introduce you to |
|---|---|
| To start in aesthetics | Foundation training in neuromodulators (the class that includes Botox) and dermal fillers |
| To see the work first | A shadowing day in a working clinic |
| To inject with someone beside you | A supervised hands-on day |
| To move into harder areas | Advanced filler training |
| To be ready when something goes wrong | Complication management |
| To train a whole clinic | Team training, around your own schedule |
How it works
- You tell us once. What you want to learn, your credential and your city. About 90 seconds.
- A real person reads it and looks for injectors and Medical Directors who teach that, near you, and who are taking people now. We reply within two business days.
- We introduce you directly. What is covered, when, and what it costs are agreed between you and the trainer. You are under no obligation.
What we check, and what we do not claim
Before an introduction we check the trainer's registration against the provincial college register, that they still practise what they teach, what they teach and in which format, and that they are actually taking people. We are not an accrediting body. We do not assess teaching, and we have no certificate to give you.
Where
Mainly Ontario, where most of the people who teach in our network are: Toronto and the GTA, Ottawa, Hamilton, London and Kitchener-Waterloo. We also take requests from Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador, and look for someone within reach or willing to travel. Ontario guides: how to become a nurse injector, how to choose Botox and filler training.
One thing to know before you book
Training gives you competence. It does not give you authority. In most provinces an RN or practical nurse also needs an order from an authorized prescriber before treating anyone. That is the other half of what we do: Medical Director matching, also free for injectors. Check the rules in your province.
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Tell us what you want to learn.
We find the trainer. No fee to ask, no fee to be introduced. About 90 seconds.
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How do I find Botox and filler training as a nurse in Canada?
Tell Plus One MD what you want to learn, your credential and your city. It introduces you to an experienced injector or Medical Director who teaches it, at no fee. The trainer sets the content, dates and course fee.
Is there a free service that finds injector training?
Yes. Plus One MD matches nurses, Nurse Practitioners, physicians and clinic teams with experienced injectors and Medical Directors who train. There is no fee to send a request and no fee to be introduced.
Does Plus One MD charge for training?
No. The matching is free for injectors. The training itself is priced by the trainer, and you agree the fee directly with them.
Who does the teaching?
Practising injectors and Medical Directors. Plus One MD does not run courses and does not accredit or certify anyone. It makes the introduction.
Which provinces do you find training in?
Mainly Ontario, and also Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador.
General information for healthcare professionals in Canada, not medical, legal, regulatory, or compliance advice. Plus One MD does not deliver, accredit or certify training, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any training provider, college or drug manufacturer. Botox is a registered trademark of its owner.