Selecting a course

If you know the name of a course, select it from the list alphabetically
You might also like to view our courses listed by professional group, by clinical discipline or by topic.
Organisations might prefer to make an enquiry about arranging custom-made courses for their groups.

All courses provided by the centre (excepting tailor made courses) have individual fact sheets providing details of the course objectives, target audience, prerequisites, training methods, technologies, dates and fees.
We strongly recommend that you read the course fact sheet and the relevant sections of the training technologies and training methods pages before booking your course to ensure you select a suitable course (see before training).
Course fact sheets can be viewed and downloaded as pdf documents.

Courses available for medical specialists are generally approved by the relevant colleges for Continuing Professional Points. Several courses are formally accredited by external agencies, such as specialist medical colleges. Details are available on individual course fact sheets.

The majority of courses conducted at the SCSSC have been developed by and are presented by staff employed by and/or people affiliated with the SCSSC. Courses provided by SCSSC staff and affiliates are identified with the phrase: Provider, Sydney Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre

Some courses conducted at the SCSSC are provided by third party training providers. Third party training providers will be identified by their respective logos in the course fact sheets.
Some courses are sponsored by external organisations including government agencies and commercial pharmaceutical or device companies. Course sponsors are acknowledged on the course fact sheets (see About SCSSC : Introduction : Our Credentials) for our sponsorship policy.

While we endeavour to ensure that all training provided by the SCSSC is of a high quality, we make no claims in respect to the materials, methods and conduct of instructors of courses presented by third party providers cannot accept responsibility for events and outcomes related to these.
Considerable care has been taken to confirm the accuracy of information presented and to employ evidence-based educational methods in conjunction with courses provided by the SCSSC. However, the SCSSC is not responsible for errors or omissions or for any consequences from the application of the information presented in courses.

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