9005 Taborfield Ave, Orlando, FL 32836
These are just a few of the frequently asked questions we get from our new students at Kennedy Medical Training. If you are a new student or thinking about enrolling in one of our training programs visit the link below to find the answer you are looking for.
Injectable Courses:
Neurotoxins (Botox/Dysport), Dermal Fillers must be a Physician (MD or DO), Physician Assistant (PA), Nurse Practitioner (NP), Dentist (DDS or DMD), or Registered Nurse (RN).
Injectable Fundamentals Level I:
0 years of experience required.
Injectable Fundamentals Level II:
2 years of injecting experience recommended.
Sculptra Aesthetic:
1+ years of injecting experience recommended.
Private Training:
Open to all medical professionals listed above. No experience required. New Businesses welcome.
Microblading & Shading Bootcamp:
No medical degree or experience required.
Advanced Microblading & Shading:
6 months of microblading recommended.
Yes.
We provide a fully customizable in-office training experience. You tell us your office needs and we will design a course that fits your needs. Maegen Kennedy, M.M.S., PA-C will travel to your place of business for the training.
You can build your perfect training course!
In office training packages can include supply kits, consents, medical history forms, printed manuals, post treatment protocols, staff training protocols, business resources and much more.
Yes.
For the Neurotoxin & Dermal Filler Level I, Sculptra, and Microblading courses taught at the Orlando location KMT will provide models for the hands-on portion.
In the Neurotoxin & Dermal Filler Level II & private courses some attendees would like training on a specific advanced procedure. We suggest you bring your own model.
You will receive a ‘Welcome email’ once you have registered for the course.
If you have paid a deposit, you will receive an email with a payment link to pay the balance 14-days prior to the course date.
We recommend you check with your state regarding rules and regulations regarding injectable procedures. These can change frequently so you should check for any updates or changes.
