These Masters Programs will equip experienced health care practitioners with the knowledge and skills to meet the challenges that beset the modern health care system. It will provide them with an academic framework within which to develop a range of advanced problem-solving and decision making skills to achieve best practice health outcomes for patients and clients.
COLLABORATORS
The Alfred Emergency & Trauma Centre is Australasia’s busiest trauma centre and a leader in the provision of emergency and trauma care globally. Alfred Emergency has the highest level of academic output of any emergency department in Australasia. Our education programs are underpinned by some of the best clinical registry databases in the world and delivered by internationally recognised academic clinicians. In the last Australian Financial Year more than 2000 international, externally employed health professionals completed education programs delivered by Alfred Emergency.
Monash University has an outstanding global reputation and is ranked in the top 1% of the World’s Universities. Monash has a substantial Faculty of Medicine Nursing and Health Sciences, which has a strategic commitment to improving education, innovation, leadership, and research in health care. Monash Masters programs are an internationally recognised passport for careers in government, industry, aid organisations and throughout the health sector.
COURSE PROGRAMS
Strict eligibility criteria apply to both programs. For more information please contact us via email: etc@alfred.org.au.
Master of Clinical Emergency Medicine
Part A entails completion of four semester-long courses offered by Alfred Health Emergency.
Choose four courses from:
- Research Methods+
- Evidence Based Medicine+
- Emergency Medicine Theory & Practice *
- Clinical Leadership and Management
- Clinical Education in Critical Care Medicine (Available in 2021)
The above courses are multi-modal delivery requiring mostly self-directed online learning with a small number of compulsory on-campus workshops held at The Alfred.
* Required
+ Completion of these courses satisfies the ACEM 4.10 requirement for research activity.
Part B entails completion of 24 credit points of postgraduate study from Monash University.
Program:
- RAD5201 Emergency image interpretation 1*
- RAD5202 Emergency image interpretation 2*
* Required
Plus 12 points of study from the elective list below:
- FOR5006 Traffic medicine
- FOR5002 Injury interpretation
- FOR5005 Adult sexual assault
- FOR5012 Child and adolescent sexual abuse
- FOR5013 Non accidental injury in childhood
- FOR5007 Elements of forensic toxicology
Master of Public Health
Part A entails completion of four semester-long courses offered by Alfred Health Emergency.
Compulsory:
- Research Methods*+
- Emergency Medicine Theory & Practice*
Choose two courses from:
- Evidence Based Medicine+
- Clinical Leadership and Management
- Clinical Education in Critical Care Medicine
The above courses are multi-modal delivery requiring mostly self-directed online learning with a small number of compulsory on-campus workshops held at The Alfred.
* Required
+ Completion of these courses satisfies the ACEM 4.10 requirement for research activity.
Part B entails completion of 24 credit points of postgraduate study from Monash University.
Program:
- MPH5040 Introductory epidemiology*
- MPH5041 Introductory biostatistics*
* Required
Plus choose two from Public health elective units found here.
Please note that students must complete Alfred courses prior to commencing Monash units.
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