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This course is designed for community services and health workers with the relevant authority in their state or territory to administer medication and monitor them as per the delegation from a relevant health professional.. Suiting a variety of job roles in the community services industry which may include Assistant in nursing, Community Care Worker, Disability Service Officer, In-Home Respite worker, Accommodation Support Worker, Community House Worker, Lifestyle Assistant, Home Care Assistant, Residential Care/Support Worker.
Designed for those in health and community sectors, working in various care and support roles in the community services industry who wish to develop skills in supporting people to self-administer medication.
This unit is required in a variety of job roles in the community services industry which may include Assistant in nursing, Community Care Worker, Disability Service Officer, In-Home Respite worker, Accommodation Support Worker, Community House Worker, Lifestyle Assistant, Home Care Assistant, Residential Care/Support Worker.
Course Duration: 4 – 5 months
eLearning Modules – Learners are required to complete five eLearning modules online, approximately 16 hours duration including formative quizzes. Note: Learners are instructed to complete online learning modules before attending classroom sessions for that unit.
Classroom Session – Learners can attend 3 x 8 hour classrooms sessions to complete theory and simulated practical components of the course.
Coaching Sessions –1:1 Coaching sessions may be scheduled, as required.
Role Plays – Learners must be prepared to complete recorded role plays as a major component of their learning. The learners must also supply and debrief the volunteers required to participate in these role plays.
Workplace Observation – The Trainer/Assessor schedules a visit to each student at their work placement location, where practical demonstration is observed and assessed. If located outside Sydney or Melbourne metropolitan area, then employer and client approval must be obtained to complete videos for educational outcomes.
In this course, you will engage in both summative and formative assessments, involving tasks such as writing reports, creating portfolios, and participating in role-playing scenarios. <br>
Additionally, you will undertake various projects requiring independent research and respond to written and oral questions aimed at applying theoretical knowledge to practical situations.
We strongly encourage you to embrace the role play experience as an opportunity to practice and learn new skills We also recommend that you:
Role-Playing:
Role-playing is integrated into certain course modules and serves as a practical component of assessments, including those during work placements.
Benefits of Role-Playing:
Meditech Training College ensure the inclusion of role-playing activities throughout your studies due to their interactive and beneficial nature. These activities offer opportunities for collaboration with peers, family, friends, and colleagues, providing the following advantages:
RPL
Students who believe they are already competent in parts of the course may apply for RPL. An application for RPL may only be made after enrolment and must be made using the RPL Application Form that will be provided. RPL is a form of assessment and requires the same application of the principles of assessment and the rules of evidence which are applied in any form of competency-based assessment.
Credit Transfer
Students who have completed units of this course at other registered training organisations will be given a credit transfer on presentation of a verified transcript, award or Statement of Attainment.
If you believe you have relevant prior learning for RPL or Credit Transfer and can gather evidence to support this, please feel free to send us a message to discuss this with our team.
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