Phoenix, Arizona · Hands-On IV Training

IV therapy training & certification

Hands-on IV therapy training in Phoenix for nurses and IV business owners — vein assessment and insertion, drip selection and compounding, contraindication screening, the good faith exam, and IV-specific emergency management. Taught by Naomi Fayzulayev, FNP-C, who administers IV therapy every week. Whether you’re adding IV to your skill set or launching your own business, this is where you build real competence.

Training Location
Beso Wellness & Beauty
4731 E Union Hills Dr, Suite 114
Phoenix, AZ 85050
Small cohorts, hands-on insertion practice, and protocols you can use immediately. Out-of-state owners can fly in — PHX is 25 minutes away.

What the training covers.

Everything you need to administer IV therapy safely and confidently — from the first stick to managing a reaction.

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Vein Assessment & Insertion
Anatomy, vein selection, and hands-on IV insertion technique — including difficult sticks — with live practice, not just demonstration.
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Drip Selection & Compounding
Hydration, Myers, NAD+, glutathione, immune, and recovery drips — what goes in each, why, dosing, and safe compounding.
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Screening & Good Faith Exam
Contraindication screening, intake, and the good faith exam workflow that must happen before every treatment.
Emergency Management
Recognizing and managing anaphylaxis, fluid overload, extravasation, phlebitis, and vasovagal reactions — the skills that protect patients and your license.
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Protocols & Documentation
How protocols, standing orders, and charting fit together — and how they connect to your medical director.
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Certificate of Completion
Documentation of your hands-on training to support your credentialing and your business’s compliance file.

Who this is for.

Registered Nurses
RNs adding IV therapy skills — whether joining a practice or launching your own business under a medical director’s delegation.
NPs, PAs & MDs
Providers adding IV to their menu or building an IV service line who want current, hands-on technique.
New Business Owners
Launching an IV hydration or mobile IV business and need to be genuinely competent before you open the doors.
Clinic Teams
Practices training staff to a consistent standard so every drip is delivered safely and the same way.

Training that connects to real practice.

Plenty of IV courses hand out a certificate after a slideshow. That’s not competence — and in a business where every drip carries real risk, competence is the whole point. Beso’s IV therapy training is hands-on: you assess veins, place lines, work through drip selection and compounding, and rehearse the emergency scenarios that separate a safe operator from a liability.

It’s taught by Naomi Fayzulayev, FNP-C, who administers IV therapy every week at Beso Wellness & Beauty — so the protocols are the ones she actually uses, and the training reflects how IV therapy runs in a real practice. For RNs, we also cover how your training connects to a medical director’s delegation and standing orders, which you need to practice legally in Arizona.

And if you’re not just learning IV but building a business around it, training is one piece of a bigger picture. See our complete guide to starting an IV hydration business in Arizona — legal structure, medical director, protocols, and launch — or the guide to how an RN legally owns an IV business. Because Beso offers training, medical direction, and launch consulting together, you can build your clinical foundation and your compliant business from one partner. Ask about upcoming dates.

IV therapy training questions.

Who can take IV therapy training?
Licensed healthcare providers — RNs, NPs, PAs, and physicians — plus providers preparing to launch or staff an IV business. RNs administer IV therapy under a medical director’s delegation and standing orders in Arizona.
What does the training cover?
Vein assessment and IV insertion, drip selection and compounding (hydration, Myers, NAD+, glutathione, immune, recovery), contraindication screening, the good faith exam, dosing and safety, and IV-specific emergency management. It’s hands-on, not a lecture.
Do I get certified?
You receive a certificate of completion documenting your hands-on training. Whether and how you can practice depends on your license and, for RNs, a medical director’s delegation. We also provide medical director services so your training and oversight come from the same practitioner.
Is this useful for starting an IV business?
Yes — you and your staff need real competence before you open. See how to start an IV hydration business in Arizona. Beso pairs training with medical director services and launch consulting, so you build your foundation and compliant structure together.
Can out-of-state owners attend?
Yes. Providers fly in to Phoenix from across the country — PHX is about 25 minutes away. See our fly-in training page for logistics.

Learn IV therapy the hands-on way.

Real insertion practice, real drip protocols, real emergency training — taught by an FNP-C who runs IV therapy every week. Ask about upcoming cohort dates.

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