McKinley T34 syringe driver training
Practical, model-specific training for healthcare staff who support patients receiving continuous subcutaneous infusion — safe awareness, monitoring, troubleshooting and escalation.
Part of our Syringe Driver Training programme · reply within one working day
The exact device your team uses, taught properly.
The course gives delegates a clear understanding of how the McKinley T34 syringe driver works, when it should be used, and how to support patients receiving continuous subcutaneous infusion. Training focuses on safe awareness, monitoring, troubleshooting and recognising when to escalate concerns.
Model-specific training ensures staff learn the exact interface, prompts and alarm messages they will encounter in practice — not a generic equivalent.
This session links directly to our main Syringe Driver Training course. If your team needs general principles across devices, start there; if you rely on the T34 daily, this is the closer fit.
View Syringe Driver TrainingWhat the training covers
- The purpose and indications for the McKinley T34 syringe driver
- Key features, controls and safety mechanisms
- How the device is prepared, checked and monitored
- Understanding the display, menus and infusion settings
- Recognising alarms, alerts and common problems
- Safe documentation and escalation procedures
- The role of care staff vs. registered professionals
- Basic dosage calculation principles (awareness only)
Who it is for
- Registered nurses working in palliative or end-of-life care
- Senior carers and healthcare assistants who monitor syringe drivers
- Hospice and community nursing teams
- Home-care providers supporting patients with continuous infusions
- Organisations transitioning to or currently using the McKinley T34 model
Practical practice, where equipment is available.
Where your service has T34 devices on site, learners handle the same models they use on shift — which we always recommend.
- 01Identifying components and controls
- 02Preparing the syringe and pump
- 03Navigating menus and confirming settings
- 04Checking infusion progress and battery status
- 05Responding to occlusion, end-of-infusion and low-battery alarms
- 06Monitoring the patient and injection site
- 07Following local policies for documentation and escalation
This course provides awareness and practical understanding. Full competency requires supervised practice and sign-off within your organisation, in line with local clinical policies.
A clinical trainer comes to you.
We deliver onsite anywhere in the UK. The trainer attends your workplace and tailors the session to your service, staff roles and the equipment you use — ideal for teams relying on the McKinley T34 daily.
Request group pricingClinical trainers with real palliative care experience
Sessions are led by practitioners who have used syringe drivers in practice, not classroom-only tutors.
Model-specific training for the McKinley T34
Staff learn the exact interface, prompts and alarm messages they will encounter on shift.
Clear, compliant, non-salesy content
Straight clinical information mapped to your obligations — no padding, no product pitch.
Practical demonstrations and guided scenarios
Where equipment is available, learners handle the device and work through realistic situations.
Training aligned with your policies
Content follows your documentation, escalation routes and local clinical procedures.
Combine into a full day
Pair with another half-day course to make efficient use of a single trainer visit.
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Frequently asked questions
No. The course provides awareness and practical understanding. Full competency requires supervised practice and sign-off within your organisation, in line with your local clinical policies.
Interfaces, menus and alarm messages differ between devices. Training on the McKinley T34 specifically means staff recognise the exact prompts and alerts they will meet in practice, rather than a generic equivalent.
Practical elements run where equipment is available. If your service has McKinley T34 devices on site, learners practise on the same models they use day to day — which we always recommend.
Yes. The course covers the distinction between the role of care staff and registered professionals, so mixed groups can attend and leave clear on the boundaries of their own responsibilities.
This is the model-specific companion to our broader programme. If your team needs general syringe driver principles across devices, start with the main course; if you use the T34 daily, this session is the closer fit.
Sessions are bespoke and subject to trainer availability. Send an enquiry with your preferred dates and we will confirm options, usually within one working day.
Request your bespoke session.
Send us your group size, location and preferred dates. A course advisor confirms trainer availability and a fixed written price.
- Fixed written quote. Price, dates and travel confirmed in one reply.
- No obligation. A quote costs nothing and commits you to nothing.
- Clinician-led throughout. Trainers with real palliative care experience.
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This is the model-specific companion to our main Syringe Driver Training course, which covers general principles across devices.
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