This qualification reflects the role of first aid or medical response workers who provide basic health care services, including emergency first aid and sometimes transport services in both pre-hospital and out-of-hospital environments.
The Certificate III in Basic Health Care will equip individuals with essential skills and knowledge to provide fundamental healthcare services in various settings. It covers key topics such as basic anatomy and physiology, infection control, medical terminology, communication skills, and basic patient care. Delivered through a hands-on approach, the program ensures students gain practical experience and are well-prepared to meet industry standards.
This program is ideal for those in existing healthcare roles seeking to formalise and update their skills. Existing workers undertaking this program typically hold positions in community care, disability support, or as assistants in nursing within hospitals, residential care facilities, or home care environments. It also applies to individuals who provide a first response in workplaces such as industrial sites, first aid organisations, and the Australian Defence Force (ADF).
Our team of experienced industry professionals offers extensive support and personalised guidance throughout the course, ensuring students succeed in their studies and excel in the healthcare sector. By enrolling in the Certificate III in Basic Health Care, students will acquire the necessary skills to improve patient outcomes and meet the demands of the healthcare industry. They will also have the opportunity to advance their studies in additional or higher qualifications, such as the Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport or the Certificate IV in Health Care.
The Certificate III in Basic Health Care – Existing Workers program is delivered in a practical context, with extensive demonstrations of the knowledge and skills required to formalise and enhance foundational healthcare skills, ensuring compliance with industry standards and regulations.
