Report: Skills Priority List stakeholder survey
We responded to the stakeholder survey on behalf of the osteopathy profession by providing osteopathic data on job vacancies and why they fluctuate across the country.
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OSTEOPATHY AUSTRALIA LAUNCHES NEW COURSES!
Osteopathy Australia has launched a new e-learning portal, with specially designed up to date courses written by some of the top people in allied health.
“Osteopathy is one of the fastest-growing health professions in Australia, and we want to ensure practitioners keep that extra edge to thrive for their entire careers,” said Peter Tzanis, who manages Learning and Development at Osteopathy Australia.
The courses available include Paediatrics, Pain Management, Caring for the Clinician, Critical Appraisal of Research, Prevalent Sports Injuries and Exercise Rehabilitation.
Have questions or need help? Contact Peter Tzanis at cpd@osteopathy.org.au
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