INTRODUCTORY COURSE

Introduction to Skin Cancer

Delivered online and self-paced, this interactive course introduces health professionals to the fundamentals of skin cancer medicine.

This course is ideal for doctors and nurses with an interest in skin cancer. Many of the topics will be valuable for any professional who views their clients’/patients’ skin as part of their daily practice including physiotherapists, osteopaths, podiatrists, chiropractors, melanographers and dermal therapists.

Work your way through this interactive course at your own pace to gain:

• Practical information and knowledge of what to look for
• Insight into how skin cancer is managed
• An understanding why accurate diagnosis is essential

You will also gain an insight into risk factors for the development of skin cancer, which will enable you to better advise your patients/clients about skin cancer prevention. Check your learning via our Knowledge Checks and Quizzes along the way.

Course Information

• Features
• Entry Requirements
• Course Fees
• Frequently Asked Questions

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Features

• Engaging, interactive course delivery with Knowledge Checks and Quizzes in each module
• Modules ranging from “Structure and Function of Skin” to “Recognising Suspicious Lesions” and “Where to Now”
• Self-paced with 3 months to complete content and 12 months ongoing access
• Explore the fundamentals of skin cancer and learn how to recognise suspicious skin lesions
• Gain practical information to use in your daily practice setting
• Understand why prevention and accurate diagnosis are essential
• Know when to alert patients/clients, and advise them on what to do next.

Entry Requirements

No pre-requisites apply for this exciting, interactive course.

If you are a health professional with an interest in the fundamentals of skin cancer medicine OR who views their clients/patients skin as part of their daily practice, this is the perfect course for improving your patient outcomes.

CPD Information

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Course Fees

$250 AUD/NZD 

Fees inclusive of GST

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Frequently Asked Questions

What outcomes can I expect from completing this course?

On completion you will have gained a clear understanding of skin structure and function, as well as how to recognise suspicious lesions. The content is designed to be directly applicable in clinical and client-facing settings and can also open pathways to further professional learning if you choose to continue.

How soon after enrolling can I start learning?

Once your enrolment is confirmed, you’ll receive immediate access to the online learning portal. You can begin exploring the modules right away and work through them at your own pace.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. On successfully completing all modules and quizzes, you’ll receive a CPD Statement from SCCA, stating that you have fulfilled all requirements of the Introduction to Skin Cancer course.

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*The above summary shows the hours reasonably required for a diligent person holding the necessary prerequisite qualifications and knowledge to properly complete all aspects of this CPD activity. If required, additional hours can be optionally self-reported together with supporting evidence.