This is a 2-day course for Medical Practitioners with limited experience in Sexual and Reproductive Health in Australia. The course aims to provide an intensive update in contraception, STI screening, cervical screening and other sexual
View CourseThis is a 1-day interactive workshop for doctors early in their career looking for an introduction to Sexual and Reproductive Health. It is aimed at GP registrars based in hospital or in their first year
View CourseThis 2-day course is aimed at doctors in general practice, obstetrics and gynaecology or community health who want a brief specialist update in the field of reproductive and sexual health. NOTE: There are no
View CourseDoctors with a minimum of one year’s experience in general practice or O&G registrars can register for this 5-day nationally accredited theory course, which is followed by 7 to 9 clinical training sessions. Clinical training
View CourseAccess to PEP after an eligible exposure to HIV is a medical emergency. Your response to patients presenting for PEP can support them in preventing a life-long infection with HIV. A brief, online training module
View CourseThis evening session will provide theoretical instruction and simulated practical application. Presented by Dr Amy Moten, Medical Education Coordinator at SHINE SA.
View CourseNOTE: Applications are currently closed. To be placed on the waiting list for notification when the next intake is open, please email shinesacourses@shinesa.org.au This is a blended training program with an online and face-to-face component.
View CourseSHINE SA’s Cervical Screening Credentialling Program (formerly the Pap Smear Provider Course) was developed in conjunction with the SA Cervix Screening Program. The course is suitable for registered nurses/midwives, doctors and enrolled nurses. Participants who
View CourseThis course defines and explains all the options available to people experiencing an unplanned pregnancy. It is open to nurses, midwives, doctors, counsellors, community health workers, school counsellors, youth workers, Aboriginal Health Workers, and any
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