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This Ethics Exam is based on Good Medical Practice: A Code of Conduct for Doctors in Australia issued by the Medical Board of Australia. It outlines the ethical standards, principles, and professional conduct expected of all registered medical practitioners.

Assessment:
This exam consists of multiple-choice questions assessing knowledge of ethical decision-making, professional behaviour, and compliance with AHPRA guidelines. A minimum pass mark of 80% is required to achieve certification.

About this Exam

This Ethics Exam is based on Good Medical Practice: A Code of Conduct for Doctors in Australia issued by the Medical Board of Australia. It outlines the ethical standards, principles, and professional conduct expected of all registered medical practitioners.

Assessment:
This exam consists of multiple-choice questions assessing knowledge of ethical decision-making, professional behaviour, and compliance with AHPRA guidelines. A minimum pass mark of 80% is required to achieve certification.

ACAM Practice-Based Fellowship Refresher Examination

The ACAM Practice-Based Fellowship Refresher Examination is a formal assessment designed to support the ongoing professional development and currency of ACAM Fellows.

This examination assesses knowledge and understanding across key areas of aesthetic and cosmetic medicine, ensuring alignment with contemporary clinical standards, ethical practice, patient safety, and professional responsibilities expected of Fellowship-level practitioners.

The refresher exam provides Fellows with an opportunity to reflect on current best practice, consolidate learning, and demonstrate continued competence in accordance with ACAM Fellowship standards.

Please note the quizzes will be done by a third party platform - and the link will be provided prior to sign up.

Students are guided through the complexities of facial and neck anatomy in this interactive six-week Zoom course, led by Associate Professor Bakr. Participants gain in-depth knowledge of facial landmarks, vascular structures, bony anatomy, and musculature, including how these change with ageing and the key danger zones critical for aesthetic and skin cancer practice.

Weekly live sessions (2 hours) are paired with a 30-minute reinforcing quiz. A final quiz with an 80% pass mark is required to claim CPD points and receive a certificate of completion. Zoom invitations and quiz access via a third-party platform will be provided prior to commencement.

This Radiation Health-approved (ED220) course is delivered online by a third-party supplier and satisfies the theoretical requirements for obtaining a use licence for surgical, cosmetic, and maintenance laser procedures, as well as the radiation safety officer certificate for surgical and cosmetic practices across Queensland, Western Australia, Tasmania, and all other states and territories. Accredited by BMLA, ABLS, and IMCAS, the course also carries RACGP, ACRRM, and ACAM CPD points.

The course features 11 online lessons across 4 learning units, with video presentations, downloadable workbooks, and multiple-choice quizzes requiring a 100% pass mark to proceed. Content covers laser and IPL tissue interaction, laser generation and characteristics, hazards and risk management, and relevant Australian and New Zealand legislation and safety standards, with a focus on cosmetic procedures including hair reduction, photo rejuvenation, pigmented and vascular lesion treatments, and tattoo removal.

The Motivated Patient Examination keeps practitioners up to date with the latest research and academic perspectives on Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD), in line with the Medical Board of Australia's guidelines for cosmetic practitioners. Resources include access to the DSM-V and selected peer-reviewed papers.

Complete a 20-question quiz (multiple choice and true/false) in 30 minutes with an 80% pass mark and unlimited attempts. Resources are available during the exam, and participants may re-enrol as often as they wish.

In 2022, the Medical Board of Australia released the Guidelines for Registered Medical Practitioners Who Perform Cosmetic Procedures, marking a significant shift in training, practice standards, and CPD requirements. This self-paced course has been developed to help practitioners review these guidelines and explore the related Acts, regulations, and obligations that apply to cosmetic practice.

Using the Cambridge Methodology, participants work through provided resources including relevant legislation and guidelines, then submit a declaration confirming completion and reflection on their practice. Upon receipt, ACAM will issue your completion certificate.

This course is presented in five sections covering the concepts of healthy skin, wound healing, scarring, and scar remediation, collating the latest scientific knowledge in the field. It discusses the general complications of wound healing, the wound healing profile of acute and chronic wounds, and the biochemistry and physiological processes of scar remediation that general practitioners can begin applying in their rooms.

Foundational concepts are tested at the end of each section with an 80% pass mark required to proceed. Upon completing the final quiz (3 attempts, 80% pass mark), a certificate of completion is generated. Suggested references are also provided to guide practitioners through the literature for more in-depth knowledge.