Melanography, aesthetic medicine, skin cancer and more - tailored for nurses.
Focused clinical courses on a single topic. Under 10 hours, assessment included.
Short courses in skin cancer, geriatric care, and chronic disease - tailored for nurses.
|
Brisbane |
|
|
Sydney |
|
|
Melbourne |
400+ modules across every major topic area. One flat annual fee, cancel anytime.
Progress from foundational knowledge through to advanced diagnosis and management of skin cancer with a structured certificate pathway designed for doctors in primary care.
Progressive pathway
Build your expertise across 3 structured certificate levels
Flexible online learning
Study each certificate online at your own pace
University-assured CPD
Complete university assured and CPD accredited education
Practical workshops
Add hands-on training to selected certificate courses
Skin cancer is one of the most common dermatological conditions seen in general practice, and GPs play an important role in recognising, diagnosing and managing skin cancer in primary care.
The Skin Cancer Medicine pathway is designed to progressively build the knowledge and clinical skills to confidently diagnose and manage the majority of skin lesions encountered in practice.
New to Skin Cancer Medicine?
Start with our complimentary introductory course before beginning the certificate pathway.
Build your knowledge progressively across three certificate levels, from the foundations of skin cancer diagnosis and management through to more advanced and complex clinical presentations.
Develop essential knowledge and skills in skin cancer diagnosis, dermoscopy and management in primary care.
Build advanced diagnostic, dermoscopic and management skills across a broader range of skin cancer presentations.
Develop expert clinical capability in diagnosing and managing challenging and complex skin cancer presentations.
Compare the three certificate levels and choose the right starting point for your current experience and clinical goals.
.webp)
Build foundational knowledge and practical skills to support the diagnosis and management of skin cancer in primary care.
From $1,795
.webp)
Build on your foundational knowledge with more advanced approaches to skin cancer diagnosis, treatment and clinical decision-making.
From $2,695
Manage complex patient cases and rare skin cancers using advanced dermoscopy, histopathology, cryosurgery, and electrosurgery.
$2,195
*For Australian residents only: Online course prices are shown exclusive of GST. If you are GST-registered, please enter a valid ABN at checkout to ensure GST is not applied. Otherwise, 10% GST will be added at checkout. View our FAQ for more information.
How would you manage this changing pigmented lesion?
Case discussion: A changing pigmented lesion on the forearm of a female patient in her 60s. What would you to next?
How would you manage this lesion on the lower back?
Case discussion: A 40-year-old female with multiple pigmented naevi presents with this lesion on her lower back. What would you do next?
What GPs need to know about the new melanoma mRNA vaccine
Life by a Thousand Cuts podcast | A/Prof Tony Dicker explains the new mRNA vaccine for advanced melanoma and what GPs need to know.
How would you manage this lesion within a tattoo?
Case discussion: A 70-year-old male with full-body tattoos presents with a red patch on his wrist. How do you approach assessment and biopsy?
Expanding your skills beyond aesthetic medicine
The Aesthetic Shift podcast | Kelly Beasy & Emma Aylward discuss how aesthetics and skin cancer fit together, and the benefits of broadening your …
How would you manage this nodule on the décolletage?
Case discussion: A 65-year-old female with heavily solar-damaged skin presents with a pink/red nodule on her right décolletage. What would you to next…
How would you manage this pink nodule on the abdomen?
Case discussion: A 33-year-old female patient presents with a pink/red nodule on her left abdomen. How would you approach this lesion?
How would you manage this lesion on the shoulder?
Case discussion: A 56-year-old female patient presents with a long-standing mole on her shoulder which she reports has become itchy. What do you think…
Add hands-on workshop training to selected Skin Cancer Medicine certificate courses and practise key clinical skills with expert guidance in a small-group setting. Practical workshops are completed alongside the relevant Skin Cancer Medicine certificate course and cannot be purchased separately.
Go beyond short updates with structured certificate education designed to progressively build knowledge and clinical skills for everyday practice.
Progress through a comprehensive curriculum that builds from foundational knowledge to advanced practice.
Develop practical knowledge and clinical decision-making skills designed to be applied in everyday patient care.
University quality-assured education, developed and taught by practising clinicians and subject matter experts.
Flexible self-paced online learning, accredited for RACGP and ACRRM CPD requirements.
This medical program is suitable for GPs, International Medical Graduates, nurse practitioners, and degree-qualified nurses.
For your one-off investment, you will receive unlimited access to all course content, additional learning materials, ongoing post-course support and more.
Online pre-course activity to be completed in your own time.
Eight online video modules to be viewed, replayed and completed at your convenience.
All presentation slides and further learning materials available for permanent access and download.
Instruments and consumables for practical sessions in the optional practical workshop.
Post-course online assessment to be completed in your own time within six months of the course start date.
Ongoing post-course support in monthly webinars with the opportunity to discuss cases with course presenters.
Access to the HealthCert Community with additional free learning opportunities, special offers and other benefits.
Graduates of the HealthCert Professional Diploma of Skin Cancer Medicine may apply for a scholarship to an online Master degree from our partner in the UK. HealthCert recommends the MSc in Dermatology in Clinical Practice which is awarded by University of Buckingham. Please contact our UK partner directly regarding this scholarship: https://www.diploma-msc.com/s/healthcert
RPL with the University of Queensland
The Professional Diploma of Skin Cancer Medicine is guaranteed for RPL for the unit IMED7010, part of the Graduate Certificate of Medicine (Skin Cancer) which is the first step in the Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) at The University of Queensland. There are no further requirements for this RPL, it is automatic and guaranteed and provides a saving on fees. View The University of Queensland, Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) program.
Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer)
Doctors who complete the HealthCert Professional Diploma programs in Skin Cancer Medicine, Dermoscopy, and Skin Cancer Surgery will receive RPL for the units IMED 7010, IMED7002, and IMED7011, which are high-level subjects in the Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) at The University of Queensland. The Master of Medicine is open only to registered medical practitioners with at least two years' postgraduate experience. View The University of Queensland, Master of Medicine (Skin Cancer) program.
Please note, only HealthCert Education qualifications completed within the last ten years can be recognised.
Certified Clinical Attachments
Doctors participating the Skin Cancer Medicine program can attend a HealthCert Clinical Attachment at a clinic or university teaching hospital to further refine and enhance their professional knowledge. A HealthCert Australian Clinical Attachment is recommended as the first clinical attachment and a HealthCert International Clinical Attachment is recommended for subsequent clinical attachments.
Hear from clinicians who have used HealthCert Education to build their skills in skin cancer medicine.
"Upskilling has been a professional life changer. Now I work in two clinics where I practice exclusively in skin cancer work."
Dr M. Asif
"Great course! it is very relevant to all practising GPs. Who knew that there is a pathologist "secret". Every GP should know this!"
Dr M. Parashar
"Don't miss this course! It's interesting, practical and enjoyable. After attending courses for 30 years, I rank this as number one. The course is very useful to all doctors who diagnose and treat skin lesions. Top marks to the organisers."
Dr P. Laundy
Our Education Advisors can assist you with any queries and tailor your education pathway to suit your current expertise, interests and career goals.
.png?width=100&height=100&name=Jules%20Wynyard%20edit%20circle%20(1).png)