Hands-On IV Training

You Weren’t Trained for This. We Fix That.

The protocol is the easy part. Being ready when the patient is difficult, the vein is bad, and you can’t afford to hesitate. That’s what we train for. Nurses, paramedics, and anyone else who needs to own that moment.

10:1

Max Student-to-Instructor Ratio

100%

Live-Patient Practice

$199

That’s It. All In.

5.0

Average Student Rating

Why VeinCraft Is Different

Most IV courses hand you a certificate and send you home. Here’s what we actually do differently.

01

Your Hands Won’t Shake

We teach nervous system management before technique. When your hands are steady and your head is clear, the hard sticks get a lot easier.

02

Small Classes. Direct Feedback.

No hiding in the back of a lecture hall. Classes cap at 10 so your instructor actually sees you work and corrects you in the moment.

03

Real Patients. Real Sticks.

Sim arms teach mechanics. Live patients teach you to handle the flinch, the rolling vein, the pressure. You leave with reps that count.

04

You Leave When You’re Ready. Not When Time’s Up

You advance when you can demonstrate the skill, not when the clock runs out. If you need more reps, you get more reps.

Choose Your Level

Two programs. Pick one, or bundle both and save.

Level 1

The Method

Start here if you’re new to IV or need a reset

$199

1-Day Intensive · 8 Hours · Max 10 Students

  • Psychology curriculum & CNS management
  • Anatomy & physiology deep dive
  • Simulation practice & muscle memory drills
  • Live-patient sticks with real-time feedback
  • Certificate of completion
Best Value
Master the Craft (Level 1 + Level 2)

The Method + The Craft

The fastest path from nervous to confident

$449

Save $49 + free practice kit ($98 total savings)

Both Levels · 16-24 Hours

  • Complete foundation-to-mastery progression
  • Free take-home practice kit ($49 value)
  • Priority scheduling for your sessions
  • Ultrasound-guided IV (UGPIV) & clinical rotation
  • Mastery certificate
Level 2

The Craft

For clinicians ready to tackle the hard sticks

$299

1-2 Day Intensive · 8-16 Hours · Max 10 Students

  • Hard sticks & special populations
  • Ultrasound-guided vascular access (UGPIV)
  • Extended clinical rotation
  • Advanced troubleshooting
  • Certificate of completion

Requires Level 1 or approval from Clinical Director

VeinCraft Confidence Guarantee

Complete your course and don’t feel more confident? Retake it for free. No questions.

Meet the Founder

Tora Gerrick, CNM, NP

Certified Nurse Midwife & Nurse Practitioner

Founder, Lead Instructor & Clinical Director

Ten years as a paramedic in Pinal and Maricopa counties. Ran a birthing center in Alaska. Midwifery degree from Frontier Nursing University. Tora has started more IVs in worse conditions than most people will see in a career. She built VeinCraft’s curriculum, trains and oversees every instructor, and still teaches classes herself.

Specialties

IV Cannulation Ultrasound-Guided Access CNS Management Difficult Venous Access
Tora Gerrick, Lead Instructor at VeinCraft Academy

They Walked In Nervous. They Left Ready.

Real students. Real transformations. In their own words.

The 1:1 instruction made all the difference. In my EMT program, I got maybe 3 live sticks total. At VeinCraft, I lost count. By the end of the day, I felt like I had been starting IVs for years. The psychology component was something I never expected but desperately needed.

Marcus J.

Marcus J.

Paramedic

Level 1

Level 1 gave me confidence. Level 2 made me dangerous. The ultrasound-guided access training changed how I see every patient. I used to call for help on hard sticks. Now I'm the one they call. Last week I got a line on a patient three other nurses had missed.

Sarah M.

Sarah M.

RN, BSN

Level 2

I started my mobile IV business right after Level 2. Haven't missed a stick in my first 40 clients. That confidence is priceless. VeinCraft didn't just teach me technique, they taught me how to think about every stick before I make it.

Lisa T.

Lisa T.

RN

Both

Beyond the Classroom

The course ends. The practice doesn’t. Here’s how graduates keep sharp.

Stick Lab

$35/session

Drop-in practice sessions for VCA graduates. Practice IV starts on each other in a supervised setting. Think “open gym” for IV skills.

Practice Kit

$49

Take-home practice kit with simulation arm, assorted catheters, supplies, and a quick-reference technique card. Maintain your skills on your own time.

Alumni Community

Free for Graduates

A private group for VCA graduates. Coordinate Stick Lab sessions, swap tips, and refer colleagues.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before enrolling.

Who is VeinCraft for? +

Nurses (RNs, LPNs), paramedics, EMTs, firefighter/medics, mobile IV professionals, and anyone who starts IV lines. Our students range from new graduates who want real clinical reps to 20-year veterans sharpening their skills on difficult venous access.

Do I need any prerequisites for Level 1? +

No. Level 1: The Method is designed for all skill levels, including those with zero IV experience. Level 2: The Craft requires completion of Level 1 or approval from the Clinical Director.

Where are classes held? +

We hold classes across the Phoenix metro area, including the East Valley (Gilbert, Mesa, Queen Creek, Chandler), Phoenix, Scottsdale, and the West Valley (Avondale, Glendale, Peoria). Exact venue details are provided after enrollment.

How big are the classes? +

Every session is capped at 10 students. Small classes mean more reps, more direct instructor feedback, and no standing around waiting for your turn.

Is this accredited or CE-eligible? +

We are currently working toward CEU accreditation. In the meantime, all students receive a VeinCraft Academy Certificate of Completion documenting their training hours and competencies.

Will I actually stick real patients? +

Yes. You start on simulation arms to build mechanics, then progress to live sticks on real patients under direct instructor supervision. You leave with reps that count, not just classroom theory.

What is the cancellation and refund policy? +

All enrollments are final and non-refundable. If an emergency arises, contact us and we will work with you to transfer your seat to a future class date, subject to availability.

What should I bring to class? +

Comfortable scrubs or clinical attire, closed-toe shoes, and a willingness to learn. All training supplies, equipment, and practice materials are provided.

Your Team Needs Someone They Can Rely On

Be the one they page for the hard stick. Classes fill fast - max 10 per session.