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Qualification
and Elective Subjects
Anatomy and Physiology
Introduction to Herbal Medicine
Therapeutics/Materia Medica 1
Psychology of Flower Essences
Nutrition 1
Biochemistry
Medical Terms and Procedures
Iridology 1
Plant Identification and Classification
HSC101-102 Anatomy & Physiology (CSU)
Therapeutics/Materia Medica 2
Homeopathy 1
Homeopathy 2
Manufacturing Herbal Medicine
Nutrition 2
Differential Diagnosis
Therapeutics/Materia Medica 3
Pharmacognosy & Toxicology
Iridology 2
Iridology 3
Clinical Practice
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Industry
Endorsed Qualifications
Advanced Diploma of Medical Herbalism
National
Industry Accreditation
Australian
Traditional Medicine Society (ATMS)
Government
Accreditation
Australian
National Training Authority (ANTA)
International
Accreditation
International
Accreditation & Recognition Council (IARC)
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Industry
Endorsed Qualification:
Advanced Diploma of Medical Herbalism
Year One:
Anatomy and Physiology, Introduction to Herbal Medicine,
Psychology of Flower Essences, Nutrition 1, Medical
Terms and Procedures, Homeopathy 1, Homeopathy 2,
Iridology 1, Materia Medica 1.
Year Two:
Materia Medica 2 & 3, Biochemistry, Plant Identification and Classification,
Manufacturing & Processing of Herbal Medicine, CSU Human Health Science 3/4 (BMS 129-130)
Year Three:
Pharmacognosy & Toxicology, Iridology 2, Nutrition 2
Year Four:
Differntial Diagnosis, Iridology 3, Clinical Practice - Practice Management,
OH&S, Case Studies, Intensive Counselling.
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Recognised Training |
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HLT60102
Advanced Diploma of Western Herbal Medicine
4 Years Full-Time
This government accredited qualification covers
the skill required to work at practitioner level
in Western Herbal Medicine. A substantial range
of herbal medicine is included (a minimum of 130
herbs) as well as the skill required to operate
a herbal dispensary.
This
qualification also includes topics such as: Occupational
Health & Safety, Practice Management, Infection
control.
NOTE: All Units are presented and assessed in
a “subject” format.
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Affiliation
with Charles Sturt University (CSU)
On completion of the Advanced Diploma of Medical Herbalism,
the pathway is open for students to advance to the BACHELOR
OF HEALTH SCIENCE (Complementary Medicine). Four additional
CSU subjects are required to progress to the degree
level.
BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE (Complementary Medicine)
ADD elective:
BMS319 Behavioural Neuroscience OR
BMS323 Infectious Microbiology and Immunology
AND:
BMS203 Pathophysiology 1
BMS303 Pathophysiology 2
BMS322 Nutritional Biochemistry
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