The following training providers offer lymphoedema courses which have been approved by the ALA as meeting the competency requirements for practitioners to apply for accreditation under the Accredited Lymphoedema Practitioner Program. The ALA does not make any representations regarding the quality of the courses offered.
This calendar is updated regularly. Please contact the training provider directly for all queries regarding pre-requisites, fees, course content and course availability.
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ALERT Education
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Louise Koelmeyer
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April 2021 Wednesday 7 April to Friday 16 April inclusive Location: Macquarie University, NSW
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These courses are open to AHPRA registered health professionals only. Please contact the training provider directly for further information.
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Lymphoedema Education Solutions
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Maree O’Connor Web: www.lymphoedemaeducation.com.au
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Location: Surrey Hills, Victoria
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These courses are open to AHPRA registered health professionals only. Please contact the training provider directly for further information.
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Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital Physiotherapy Department
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Email: RBWH-Lymphoedema-Course
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June 2021 Upper Body, Breast & Trunk Wednesday 2 June - Sunday 6 June (1/2 day) inclusive (4.5 days) August 2021 Lower Body, Genital and Abdomen Wednesday 25 August - Sunday 29 August inclusive (5 days) October 2021 Head and Neck Friday 8 October - Sunday 10 October inclusive (3 days) Location: Brisbane, QLD
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These courses are open to AHPRA registered health professionals only. Please contact the training provider directly for further information.
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Dr Vodder School of Australia and New Zealand
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Jan Douglass
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Level 1 Auckland April 10 – 14, 2021 Perth July 3 – 6, 2021 Melbourne July 28 – 31, 2021 Auckland September 4 – 7, 2021 Perth January 10 – 13, 2022 Auckland February 2022, date TBA
Level 3 Perth January 14 – 25, 2022 Auckland February 2022, date TBA
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These courses are open to all occupations including Medical Practitioners, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Registered Nurses and Remedial Massage Therapists. Levels 1 and 3 must be completed to apply for accreditation under the Accredited Lymphoedema Practitioner Program (ALPP). |
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The Australasian Lymphology Association (ALA) is committed to promoting the development of lymphology in Australasia. The Association will strive to improve the management of those with, or at risk of developing lymphoedema and enhance communication between health professionals, educators, relevant authorities and government in regard to oedemas and lymphoedema.
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