How to upskill in aesthetic medicine

Catch an overview of what to expect from the Professional Diploma of Aesthetic Medicine pathway in this discussion with Course Chair Dr Jenny Kimmins.

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HealthCert Education

1 minute read July 18, 2023

"Practitioners who do our courses gain a better understanding of cosmetic medicine so they can have conversations and provide more holistic care to patients presenting with aesthetic concerns."

Thinking about upskilling in cosmetic medicine? Catch an overview of what you can expect from the Professional Diploma of Aesthetic Medicine pathway in this short discussion with Course Chair Dr Jenny Kimmins!

As meeting your patients' medical aesthetic concerns can build long-term loyalty and add non-Medicare based revenue to your practice, explore how you can gain the medical and business knowledge to integrate these services into your practice.

For further information, explore the HealthCert Professional Diploma program in Aesthetic Medicine.

Watch the full video with Dr Jenny Kimmins:

In the video, Dr Jenny Kimmins discusses:

Detailed information about what topics and learning outcomes are covered in the three-part Professional Diploma of Aesthetic Medicine pathway, and what you will learn.
The program structure and how it works, including how your knowledge will advance at each stage.
Delivery modes, including 100% online and optional practical workshops.
Options available for practitioners who don't wish to do the entire pathway but who would like to study specific topics through HealthCert 365 + her recommendations on must-do modules relevant for GPs.
How to know if the program is right for you.
Which medical practitioners benefit most from completing the program.
Why doctors should consider upskilling in aesthetic medicine to meet the rising demand for primary care cosmetic services in Australia.
What concerns you will be able to address after completing each of the three courses in the pathway, and how this skillset will change/enhance your practice.
Advice for getting started and how to keep up to date, especially with the new AHPRA guidelines in place for cosmetic practitioners from July 2023.