This microcredential course will empower you to critically examine current healthcare practices to innovate and drive improvement in your workplace. Australia is currently producing research at unprecedented rates, and our health systems and services cannot keep up with integrating research findings. Improvement initiatives are often slow and inconsistent, and so, health services are not always providing high quality, evidence-based care.

Our one and two-year Holistic Counselling and Psychotherapy courses are accredited by the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia as Specialist Training.

In the Educating the Health Workforce microcredential, you will examine and describe the learning needs of specific health workforces, integrate theory and learning practices to design health education, apply technologies for effective communication, and understand the importance of considering healthcare users in health education.

If you’re an overseas dentist who wants to practice in Australia by passing the Australian Dental Council examination, this course is for you! As the need for competent dentists grows in Australia, the Australian Dental Council has established an examination system for dentists whose qualifications do not fulfill the requirements for registration in Australia (ADC).

Bond University offers a range of Healthcare Innovations courses and programs, including microcredentials, to assist healthcare professionals to navigate research evidence, critically evaluate health systems and practices, and use data and technology to identify opportunities for sustainable innovations.

Especially in the fields of general practice, medical specialty areas, dentistry, and nursing, the demand for qualified healthcare practitioners in Australia far outweighs the supply. If you are a medical practitioner with a current registration in your home country, and wish to take your medical career overseas, then Australia should be your destination of choice!

Especially in the fields of general practice, medical specialty areas, dentistry, and nursing, the demand for qualified healthcare practitioners in Australia far outweighs the supply. If you are a medical practitioner with a current registration in your home country, and wish to take your medical career overseas, then Australia should be your destination of choice!

This short course covers the skills and knowledge required to provide a first aid response to children and adults. It applies to educators and support staff working within an education and care setting who are required to respond to a first aid emergency.

Explore the relationship between nutrition and brain health, why it matters, and how to work towards positive food changes.

WHY DO I NEED INFECTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL TRAINING? The COVID -19 Pandemic has been a hard hit to various industries across Australia, putting both workplaces and workers at risk like never before. In response, the Australian Industry and Skills Committee have launched four new Nationally Recognised Infection Control Skill Sets designed to keep Australian Workers and Community safe.

Introduces you to the fundamental knowledge required to successfully contribute to business activity. Covering the key range of disciplines to allow you to undertake a variety of business degrees offered at UniSA. tudy with confidence in small class sizes and personalised teaching methods

Meet your legal requirements and protect your customers with the Food Safety Supervisor course recommended by Health Inspectors and approved by councils.

The Tactical Conditioning Optimisation Program (TACOPS) is designed to provide those in tactical occupations (such as military, law enforcement and corrective services, firefighters and first responders) as well as those who support these personnel (including strength and conditioning coaches, personal trainers, fitness instructors, physiotherapists and occupational therapists) with a detailed understanding of the health and fitness needs of tactical personnel.

The Introduction to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a short course which will give you a clear understanding of the scheme and what it means to work with a person who accesses the scheme. People who have just started working in the disability sector as a direct support worker (DSW). Aged care workers, nurses, education support workers, childcare workers, or people with other qualifications who work with people accessing the NDIS.

Designed in collaboration with the Australasian College of Legal Medicine (ACLM), this microcredential is for those who are impacted by the law and wish to understand the law as it applies to their practices for the benefit of their patients. You will examine the law of negligence, focussing on its relevance to the practice of medicine and the provision of healthcare generally and will investigate the fundamentals of negligence law – harm, duty of care, breach, and causation - contextualised against the broader social and economic policy goals of Australia’s universal healthcare system.