Qualification
Meets Passion
Our wound experts possess a solid nursing background and specialize specifically in the care of chronic wounds. All our professionals hold completed training as registered nurses, pediatric nurses, or geriatric nurses — an essential foundation for providing high-quality patient care.
Through continuous advanced training, such as certification as ICW Wound Experts or Wound Care Specialists, we ensure that our team always operates according to the latest scientific standards. Our strong network and close cooperation with specialists, clinics, and care facilities enable interdisciplinary care at the highest level.
Our Continuing Education
Specialized training enables our professionals to continuously expand their knowledge and ensure wound care at the highest level. Here you will find detailed information about three key qualifications that distinguish our team members and guarantee first-class wound management.
Wundexperte ICW
A Wundexperte ICW is a certified specialist in the care of chronic wounds. The qualification is awarded by the Initiative Chronische Wunden e.V. (ICW) in cooperation with accredited educational institutions.
The advanced training covers the following key topics:
- Skin and skin care
- Evidence-based nursing standards
- Hygiene
- Types and classifications of wounds
- Wound assessment and documentation
- Diabetic foot syndrome and foot ulcers
- Pressure ulcers (decubitus)
- Venous leg ulcers (Ulcus Cruris) including compression therapy
- Wound treatment strategies
- Infection management
- Reimbursement and financing of wound care
Fachtherapeut Wunde ICW – Module 1 (HKP)
The Fachtherapeut Wunde ICW – Module 1 (HKP) is an advanced qualification designed for experienced Wundexperten ICW who wish to expand their expertise and take on a more comprehensive role in wound care. This continuing education builds on the Wundexperte ICW certification and deepens medical, nursing, and organizational competencies in wound management.
The seminar covers the following core topics:
- Chronic wounds and comprehensive wound assessment
- Lymphatic disorders
- Skin injuries (MARSI / skin tears)
- Wound cleansing techniques
- Malignant wounds
- Pain management
- Complex wound situations, postoperative wound healing disorders, erysipelas
- Health economics
- Hygiene and infection prevention
Fachtherapeut Wunde ICW
Chronic wounds require not only specialized treatment but also comprehensive consultation and care coordination. The Fachtherapeut Wunde ICW is an advanced qualification for medical professionals who wish to deepen their clinical knowledge and take on a consultative role in wound care.
This training program covers the following key topics:
- Lymphatic disorders
- Complex wound situations
- Wound cleansing
- Skin damage (MARSI / skin tears)
- Malignant wounds
- Health economics and care organization
- Ulcus cruris, pressure injuries (decubitus), and diabetic foot syndrome
- Thermal injuries and scar management
- Dermatological wound conditions
Employee-Oriented Quality Management System
The quality management system based on DIN EN ISO 9001 is an internationally recognized standard for effective quality management in organizations. Our employee-oriented QM system ensures that internal processes are structured, efficient, and continuously improved.
Through clearly defined workflows, regular staff training, and consistent quality control, we create optimal working conditions for our employees – which directly benefits the quality of care we provide to our patients.
Certification in accordance with DIN EN ISO 9001 confirms our commitment to high standards in quality, transparency, and continuous improvement.
Expertise durch regelmäßige Schulungen
Unsere Mitarbeiter nehmen regelmäßig an Schulungen teil, um stets nach den neuesten wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen zu arbeiten. Ein wichtiger Bestandteil ist die Weiterbildung in der Akademie der WundWissen GmbH, offizieller Seminaranbieter der Initiative Chronische Wunde e.V. (ICW). So stellen wir sicher, dass unser Team bestens qualifiziert ist, um eine optimale Wundversorgung zu gewährleisten.