Entrants to the Course in Ear Wax Removal (Irrigation) 11030NAT are expected to have a foundational level of knowledge in clinical subject areas before commencing this course, referred to as "assumed knowledge." To enrol, you must hold a relevant clinical qualification as determined by our criteria.
- Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners
- Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander Health Workers
- Allied Health Professionals
- Enrolled Nurses
- General Practice Registrars
- General Practitioners
- Midwives working remote
- Nurse Practitioners
- Other Health Professionals - e.g. Qualified Pharmacists, Paramedics.
- Registered Nurses
This course builds on your existing understanding of anatomy, physiology, clinical procedures, and health law. Assumed knowledge means the course content will be delivered with the expectation that students already possess this baseline expertise.
Others on application – Pharmacists who wish to advise customers seeking advice on ear wax management, medical, audiology, nursing, AHP students’ who are more than halfway through their health professional course may apply for consideration. Not open to administration staff or assistants working in clinical environments