Allied Health Professionals

Welcome to FPQ’s health professional education and training.

FPQ is a leading provider of specialist education and training in the area of sexual and reproductive health for doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals.

FPQ is a Registered Training Organisation and is an accredited provider with Royal Australian College of General Practitioners; Royal College of Nursing, Australia; and the Australian College of Rural & Remote Medicine.

FPQ offers the following courses to allied health professionals:

• Introduction to Sexual & Reproductive Health Theory
• Issues in Contraception Seminar
• “Where angels fear to tread: helping people with sexual problems.”

Click on the “course information” hyperlink at the end of the ‘course details’ section for more detailed course information. Enrolment forms and a calendar of events can be accessed from the top right-hand corner of this page.

For more information, please contact FPQ on 07 3250 0240 or info@fpq.com.au.

Introduction to Sexual & Reproductive Health Theory

Course details

The Introduction to Sexual and Reproductive Health Theory is recommended for health professionals who wish to increase their knowledge and understanding of sexual and reproductive health issues in a variety of contexts. Course information

Dates

• Self directed learning package
• Flexible commencement dates
• The course must be completed within seventeen weeks

Cost $585

Issues in Contraception Seminar

Course details

The three-hour Issues in Contraception Seminar provides nurses with an update on the current research, information and recommendations about contraception. Course information.

Date

• tba

This course can be delivered in your workplace. Dates individually negotiated.

Cost

• $60, or
• $90 (includes, Sexual Health & Family Planning Australia. (2006). Contraception: an Australian Clinical Practice Handbook)

“Where angels fear to tread: helping people with sexual problems.”

Course details

A two day course for health professionals, focusing on medical, psychological and relationship aspects of sexual problems

• 2009

Cost tba