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Medical perfusion has been practiced as a discipline in Australia for over three decades. This course, developed by the ASMP and the University of Melbourne, provides the theoretical knowledge base for the study and practice of medical perfusion.
Medical perfusion has been practiced as a discipline in Australia for more than three decades. Thus far the training has been conducted on an apprenticeship basis with no formal theoretical component. The Australasian Society of Medical Perfusion (ASMP) in conjunction with the University of Melbourne, has developed an online professional development course to provide the theoretical knowledge base needed for the study and practice of medical perfusion.
1. FOR DOMESTIC MEDICAL GRADUATES:
Option 1 - eLearning only
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following:
Option 2 - Single Subject eLearning only
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following:
Please include supporting documentation with your application. The supporting documentation required is an academic transcript, CV/Resume.
2. FOR INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL PERFUSIONISTS:
Option 1 - eLearning only
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following:
Please include supporting documentation with your application. The supporting documentation required is an academic transcript, CV/Resume.
3. FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL PERFUSIONISTS:
Option 1 - eLearning only
To be eligible to apply, you must meet the following:
Please include supporting documentation with your application. The supporting documentation required is an academic transcript, CV/Resume.
Disclaimer:
Medical perfusion has been practiced as a discipline in Australia for more than three decades. Thus far the training has been conducted on an apprenticeship basis with no formal theoretical component. The Australasian Society of Medical Perfusion (ASMP) in conjunction with the University of Melbourne, has developed an online professional development course to provide the theoretical knowledge base needed for the study and practice of medical perfusion.
It is best that this course is studied while a student is working in a cardiac fellowship program that includes cardiac anaesthesia and transoesophageal echocardiography.
At the end of the course, the student should have comprehensively covered the theory related to medical perfusion and have been immersed in multiple practical examples that relate this theory to the practice of the discipline. After completing the course, participants should:
The elearning component is made up of four main subjects.
The objective is to provide learning material that covers the theory of each topic but then links this to real life examples and scenarios.