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Qualification -Adv.Diploma Complementary Medicine (Sports Therapies)

Course CodeHLT30243
Fee CodeADS
Duration (approx)3310 hours
QualificationAdvanced Diploma

  SPORTS THERAPY DISTANCE LEARNING COURSE

Course Structure:

Part A: Undertaken with ACS Distance Education
  1. Anatomy & Physiology I
  2. Nutrition I
  3. Nutrition II
  4. Nutrition III
  5. Biochemistry I
  6. Biochemistry II
  7. Biochemistry III
  8. Biology (Cell Biology)
  9. Introduction to Psychology
  10. Counselling Skills I
Part B: Undertaken with Health Schools Australia

  1. Sports Therapy
  2. Disorder Profiles/Clinical Practice 1-4
  3. Chemistry
  4. Health & Physical Fitness
  5. Remedial Massage
  6. Advanced Anatomy & Physiology
  7. Advanced Sports Therapy
  8. Pathophysiology & Symptomatology
  9. Advanced Nutrition
  10. Ethics & Jurisprudence
  11. Practice Management
  12. Occupational Health & Safety
  13. 200 Seminars + 150 Clinical Hours.
  14. Additional Requirements: Senior First Aid Cert.

What you should be able to do once you complete the course

  • Contribute to effective workplace relationships.
  • Provide leadership in the health industry
  • Develop professional expertise.
  • Manage a practice.
  • Communicate effectively with clients/patients.
  • Make referrals to other health care professionals when appropriate.
  • Apply advanced first aid (O/S).
  • Apply basic first aid.
  • Manage the control of infection.
  • Manage a practice.
  • Develop a natural health assessment framework.
  • Apply elementary Patho physiological research to client assessment.
  • Manage work within a natural health framework.
  • Research human health issues and apply results to client assessment.
  • Advise clients on appropriate preventative health strategy.
  • Provide advice on nutritional supplementation.
  • Analyse clinical tests to assist diagnosis.
  • Provide basic counselling.
  • Apply human health sciences data to an assessment program.
  • Integrate massage techniques to support athlete.
  • Apply natural health assessment framework.
  • Plan the natural health and fitness regime with client.
  • Apply massage techniques.
  • Apply appropriate pre-event and post event techniques.
  • Operate in accord with the accepted roles and responsibilities of a sports trainer.
  • Tape and/or brace elbow, Achilles and AC joint.
  • Tape ankle, thumb and fingers.
  • Apply temperature therapy.
  • Apply hydrotherapy treatments.

Modules

Core ModulesThese modules provide foundation knowledge for the Qualification -Adv.Diploma Complementary Medicine (Sports Therapies).
 Anatomy and Physiology (Human Biology 1A) BSC101
 Biochemistry I (Animal) BSC103
 Cell Biology BSC110
 Counselling Skills I BPS109
 Human Nutrition & Food 1 BRE102
 Introduction To Psychology BPS101
 Biochemistry II (Plant and Animal) BSC203
 Human Nutrition & Food II BRE202
 Biochemistry III (Animal Processes) BSC303
 Human Nutrition & Food III BRE302
 

Note that each module in the Qualification -Adv.Diploma Complementary Medicine (Sports Therapies) is a short course in its own right, and may be studied separately.