The Fundamentals of Practice Management is presented by UNE Partnerships and the Brisbane South Primary Health Network.
This course provides the operational knowledge you need to become confident in your role as a practice manager.
FPCM2019 - Fundamentals of Practice Management
The Fundamentals of Practice Management short course has been developed in partnership with the Australian Association of Practice Management (AAPM) and is suitable for all staff, GP's, Nurses and Doctors within the medical practice. Participants will be equipped with checklists and tools to apply in their practice, including a Practice Improvement Plan and Personal Development Plan. All study materials are online and includes a 1/2 hour coaching session that will support students to plan and implement their future.
Fees
$495 AUD
Course Duration
The estimated time to complete this qualification is:
- 12 hours
comprising of:
- online self-directed study
- 1/2 hr Coaching session
Entry Requirements
This short course is intended for aspiring and experienced medical practice managers.
Delivery Options
Study online at your own pace
anywhere and anytime
How will this course benefit your career?
Graduate Outcomes
This short course will empower you with the foundation knowledge and skills required to successfully run a high-performing medical practice.
Industry Recognition
The Australian Association of Practice Management (AAPM)
- Graduates are entitled to a 40% discount on their first year of membership with AAPM*.
(*Available up to 6 months after completion of this short course only). - 20 AAPM Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points are recognised by AAPM upon full completion of this short course.
For more information on AAPM CPD points please click here.
Study online at your own pace
anywhere and anytime
Unit information
This short course is comprised of four self-paced modules:
| Module | Description |
| Module 1 | Human Resource Management |
| Module 2 | Business Operations |
| Module 3 | Risk, Compliance and WHS |
| Module 4 | Leading a Team for Practice Improvement |
