Course Overview
The healthcare sector is currently the largest employer and fastest growing industry in Australia and provides many financially rewarding, flexible and secure career opportunities. Completion of the Certificate III in Health Administration will give you that employment edge when applying for administration positions in a variety of health settings including hospitals, medical practices and allied health.
This qualification is recognised throughout Australia and will provide the skills and knowledge needed to work as a medical receptionist or health administrator.
This is a nationally recognised course which will assist you in gaining skills that are appropriate for employment within a number of businesses. Apply new skills in a practical way that boosts your level of confidence and allows you to function effectively and efficiently within your chosen field. The course provides you with the relevant skills and techniques required for applying solutions for unpredictable problems, for working with different communication styles. You will also develop the skills to;
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- organise business meetings
- address customer needs
- risk identification and management
- arrange business travel arrangements
- promote goods and services
- develop excel spreadsheets
- monitor a safe workplace
Admission Requirements
Domestic Students
The entry requirement for a Certificate III level course is an Australian Year 10 qualification or equivalence.
Minimum of 18 years old
Course Duration And Study Commitment
Full Time
- 4 months or 20 weeks
- This includes 2 weeks of holidays per semester
- 20 hours per week online
- Work placement 120 hours
Part Time
- 8 months or 40 weeks
- This includes 4 weeks of holidays
- 10 hours per week online
- Work placement 120 hours
Study Modes Available
Blended
- Online
- Oncampus
Locations
- On campus
- 1 Short Street, Southport, Gold Coast
- Practical
- 1 Short Street, Southport, Gold Coast
- Placement
- Current workplace or Assisted Placement
Professional Recognition
- Membership with the Australian Medical Receptionists Association (AMRA)
Learner Characteristics
The ideal participants for this course are domestic students who are seeking an entry pathway into medical administration to work in various facilities as part of an integral support team, including, private medical clinics, specialist clinics, aesthetic clinics, hospital and allied health.
Further Learning Pathway
- Medical receptionist (for both public and private practices); medical administration; ward clerk, medical records clerk, medical secretary
- Progress learning advancing to the Diploma of Business
Fees
Domestic Students $2400
This fee covers course electronic materials, online support, webinars, marking, RPL for medications and infection control if applicable and tutor support either online or telephone)
Grayclay offers in house weekly payment plans for the duration of the course.
This is a Study Loans approved course. For more information on our payment options please click here
Payment options available for all courses including extended payment plans *Fees are subject to change without notice (This covers course materials, online support, webinars, marking, RPL for medications and infection control if applicable and tutor support either online or telephone)
Course Units
| National code | Title | Core-Elective |
| BSBITU307 | Develop keyboarding speed and accuracy | C |
| BSBWHS201 | Contribute to health and safety of self and others | C |
| BSBMED301 | Interpret and apply medical terminology appropriately | E (Group A) |
| BSBMED302 | Prepare and process medical accounts | E (Group A) |
| BSBMED303 | Maintain patient records | E (Group A) |
| BSBMED304 | Assist in controlling stocks and supplies | E (Group A) |
| BSBMED305 | Apply the principles of confidentiality, privacy and security within the medical environment | E (Group A) |
| BSBWRT301 | Write simple documents | E (Group B) |
| BSBITU302 | Create electronic presentations | E (Group B) |
| BSBITU303 | Design and produce text documents | E (Group B) |
| BSBITU309 | Produce desktop published documents | E (Group B) |
| BSBWOR301 | Organise personal work priorities and development | E (Group C) |
| BSBDIV301 | Work effectively with diversity | E (Group C) |
Our elective units have been chosen in response to industry consultation and indicate the general arrangement of delivery of this course.
Entry Requirements
- Applicants require access to a laptop computer and possess computer skills including being able to operate a personal computer and printer, create and manage basic files, navigate a learning management system, perform basic tasks such as word processing, sending and receiving emails with attachments, uploading and downloading documents and using web based search engines.
- Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL): For RPL enquiries please contact Student Support admin@grayclay.com.au, see Student Handbook, or website (www.grayclay.com.au).
- Proof of age 18+ years drivers licence or 18+ card.
| Online courses commence at the beginning of every month.
We limit enrolment numbers in order to ensure each student receives personal support with our instructors and most courses typically fill up prior to the commencement date. Enquire now to find out if this course is right for your or apply online to secure your place today and avoid disappointment. |
