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All our disaster and terror medicine courses are suitable for ACEM, CICM and ANZCA CPD. Medical practitioners may also be able to access CME funds.

Why study disaster medicine?

Disaster and Terror Medicine is a system-orientated specialty that intersects clinical medicine and a diverse group of emergency responding agencies. The courses are relevant to:

  • Critical care clinicians (including doctors, nurses, clinical leaders)
  • Emergency services (including paramedics, emergency responders)
  • Hospital administrators
  • Government and policy makers
  • Social workers
  • The military and more...

Michelle Thornhill – Emergency Physician | Graduate Certificate in Disaster and Terror Medicine

Responding to climate change and terror events present complex challenges for emergency departments and hospitals. The frequency and severity of these events are increasing around the globe.

Watch how Michelle Thornhill, Emergency Physician, is using her postgraduate education to advance critical care and disaster management response practice in hospitals, to help safeguard the public.

Single subject enrolment

  • Develop in-demand skills in a flexible learning environment and make full use of CME
  • Study the same course material as included in the Disaster and Terror Medicine degrees
  • Enrol in ‘assessed’ mode to gain credit toward degree courses in your own time

Each subject is delivered online over 8 weeks, with a 1-2 day face-to-face workshop.

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Melbourne MicroCert: Disaster Management Essentials

Disaster Management Essential

Level up with our micro-credential short course.

Develop in-demand skills aligned with industry best practice you can apply immediately. Confidently evaluate disaster management plans to prepare more effectively for disaster events.

This short course is delivered online over four weeks.

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