52852WA Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables
52852WA Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables
The 52852WA Graduate Diploma of Cosmetic Nursing and Injectables is a postgraduate cosmetic nurse course developed specifically for qualified nurses wishing to enter the field of cosmetic medicine. This nationally accredited qualification will provide nurses with the knowledge and hands-on practical skills required to work in a cosmetic medical practice performing a range of dermal therapies, cosmetic injectable procedures and cosmetic nursing duties. The unit ‘CDNEIP02 Evaluate and perform cosmetic injectable procedures’ is the first nationally accredited unit covering the theory and practical skills associated with dermal fillers and wrinkle relaxants.
$21, 157
VET Student Loans approved course*. Please click here for further information.
*VET Student Loans will not be approved for students who do not meet eligibility requirements. A VET Student Loan gives rise to a VETSL debt that continues to be a debt due to the Commonwealth until it is repaid.
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- Must be a Registered or enrolled/division 2 nurse
- Current registration through AHPRA
- Please note: If you graduated prior to 2008, you MUST hold a current medications endorsement
- Enrolled/Div. 2 nurses are now required to meet additional requirements for course entry. Please click here for important information.
- Additional requirements may be determined upon the pre-enrolment interview
- Full-time: approx. 25 hrs/week over 10 months
- Part-time: approx. 12.5 hrs/week over 20 months
- Single unit: approx. 6 hrs/week over a maximum of 2.5 years
- Two week full time block for clinical competencies in Dermal Therapies
- Four days full time block for clinical competencies in Cosmetic Injectables
- Online, with practical training available in Sydney, Perth, Gold Coast, and Melbourne.
Please note: Your timetable will be confirmed upon receiving a personalised schedule
CDNERT02 - Analyse epidermal resurfacing therapies
CDNLBT02 - Analyse light and energy-based therapies used in cosmetic medicine / laser safety
CDNCAS01 - Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation
CDNPDD02 - Apply principles of dermatology and dermatoscopy to cosmetic medicine
CDNEFC02 - Evaluate the use and formulation of cosmeceuticals
HLTINF005 - Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments
CDNESP02 - Evaluate cosmetic surgical procedures
CDNEIP02 - Evaluate and perform cosmetic injectable procedures
CDNIHD01 - Integrate health and dermatology for aesthetic practice
CDNPLT01 - Provide laser and light-based procedures in a cosmetic medical context
CDNPCP02 - Provide chemical resurfacing procedures in a cosmetic medical context
CDNPCM02 - Provide clinical microdermabrasion in a cosmetic medical context
CDNPSN02 - Provide skin needling in a cosmetic medical context
OPTIONAL CLINICAL PLACEMENT - Clinical Placement (76 hrs)
Practical elements of the following units will also be covered during practical activities:
CDNCAS01 - Apply communication and assessment strategies to patient consultation
HLTINF005 - Maintain infection prevention for skin penetration treatments
CDNPDD02 - Apply principles of dermatology and dermatoscopy to cosmetic medicine
CDNEIP02 - Evaluate and perform cosmetic injectable procedures
- Complimentary access to Aesthetics CPD for a period of 12 months.
- Access to AACDS recruitment website for job opportunities
- Receive a one-year subscription to The Aesthetic and Beauty Industry Council (ABIC)
- Upon graduation, you will receive a discount code to join AMET anytime in the first year of graduating.
Before you start the online application form, you will need:
- Copy of passport OR
- Copy of birth certificate
- Copy of Australian citizenship
- Copy of pre-requisite qualification/s*
- Your AHPRA registration number
Please note: (If you are applying for VET STUDENT LOANS, you must provide proof of eligibility).
USI Number: To enrol in a Nationally Accredited course you must have a Unique Student Identifier (USI) You can apply for your USI here. The application process only takes 5 minutes. It is compulsory for you to have a USI and we encourage you to apply for it as soon as you can and preferably BEFORE your enrolment is finalised.