Health

Clinical Supervision Workshop

When
(Proposed 2025 workshop dates)

Darwin: Tuesday 4 and Tuesday 11 February,
Tuesday 17 and Wednesday 18 June,
Tuesday 14 and Tuesday 21 October

Nhulunbuy: Tuesday 20 and Wednesday 21 May

Katherine: Wednesday 24 and Thursday 25 September

Tennant Creek: Thursday 10 and Friday 11 April

Alice Springs: Tuesday 25 and Wednesday 26 March,
Friday 5 and Friday 12 September

Duration
2 days

Mode of delivery
In-person

Location
Alice Springs, Darwin, Katherine, Nhulunbuy, Tennant Creek

$40

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Who should attend?

For health professionals of any experience level who want to gain skills and knowledge to better incorporate the clinical supervision of learners into their work. This popular, interactive, award-winning workshop is delivered over two days. Participants have the option to attend just day one ($30) if work scheduling does not permit full attendance.

What you will study

Day 1: Essentials

Module 1: Supervising learners 101
Module 2: Planning effective workplace learning
Module 3: One Minute Preceptor and SNAPPS
Module 4: Teaching manual clinical skills
Module 5: Effective feedback
Module 6: Supporting learners in difficulty

Day 2: Extension

Module 7: Assessing learners
Module 8: Learners in the NT context
Module 9: Innovative supervision models
Module 10: Developing clinical reasoning
Module 11: Peer support for supervision

Assessment

Activities including self-reflection are part of the workshop. Submission for assessment is optional.

Learning outcomes

Critically reflect on one’s practice and perspectives as a clinical supervisor to identify and develop strategies for improvement in relation to clinical supervision/education.
Evaluate the impact of contextual factors (including environment and culture) on providing effective methods to support learners and learning.
Demonstrate knowledge of learner-centred clinical supervision strategies to build and sustain effective clinical supervision in diverse workplace environments.

Credit

A certificate of attendance will be issued on completion so that attendees can self-report continuing professional development (CPD).

Program facilitators

Leigh Moore
Melba Ridd

Enquiries

These workshops are offered at our Northern Territory campuses at various times through the year. Please enquire for dates in your area or direct any other questions to:

E: rrhnt.placements@flinders.edu.au

Pathways in to other courses

Participants who have successfully completed the NT Supervision Workshop and associated assessment, can apply directly for admission to the postgraduate Clinical Education suite of courses, thereby avoiding the South Australian Tertiary Admissions Centre (SATAC) fee and process. They will also receive credit for completion of Assessment 1. Please refer to the application guide.