Why choose this course

LASER SAETY OFFICER'S CERTIFICATE (FAST TRACK)

• Laser and light physics
• Understanding the mechanics of laser and light systems
• Lasers in cosmetic medicine and dermal therapies
• Licensing, state regulations and future legislation change
• Risk assessment and management

LASER SAETY OFFICER'S CERTIFICATE

• Laser and light physics
• Understanding the mechanics of laser and light systems
• Clinical application of laser and IPL permanent hair reduction
• Clinical application of laser and IPL photo rejuvenation (treatment of dyschromia and vascular lesions)
• Lasers in cosmetic medicine and dermal therapies
• Licensing, state regulations and future legislation change
• Risk assessment and management

Laser Safety Officer's Certificate - Fast Track
Total Course Fees - $370.00 (Inc. GST)*
*Upfront payment required upon enrolling

Laser Safety Officer's Certificate
Total Course Fees - $880.00 (Inc. GST)*
*Upfront payment required upon enrolling

• Necessary as a prerequisite for laser licensing in Queensland, Tasmania and Western Australia, with other Australian states soon to follow in a similar manner
• Decrease insurance issues and potential litigation
• Gain credibility and confidence from your patients/clients

Completing the Laser Safety Officer (LSO) Certificate course can lead to several career outcomes, especially in industries where lasers are used in medical, manufacturing, research, and educational settings. Some of the key career paths include:

1. Laser Safety Officer: As an LSO, you'd be responsible for ensuring compliance with laser safety standards, performing risk assessments, and implementing safety protocols in workplaces that use lasers, such as medical clinics, research labs, and manufacturing plants.

2. Health and Safety Specialist: You could work in a broader health and safety role, with a specific focus on laser safety, overseeing workplace environments where laser use is prevalent.

3. Medical Laser Safety Officer: In medical settings (such as hospitals, dermatology clinics, or cosmetic surgery centers), you'd be responsible for ensuring the safe use of lasers during procedures, conducting safety training, and developing safety procedures for laser equipment.

4. Laser Technician or Engineer: In technical fields, you might work directly with the operation, maintenance, and calibration of lasers, while ensuring safety guidelines are followed in the workplace.

5. Regulatory Compliance Officer: This role involves ensuring that companies or institutions using lasers adhere to federal, state, and international regulations and standards, which may include overseeing the development of safety protocols and audits.

6. Trainer/Educator: If you enjoy teaching, you could become a trainer for laser safety courses, educating professionals on how to safely operate and handle lasers.

7. Consultant: Offering consulting services to companies that need help with laser safety policies, risk assessments, and compliance with safety regulations.