Institute of Health and Nursing Australia Institute of Health and Nursing Australia

HLT47315 – Certificate IV in
Health Administration

RPL(Recognition of prior learning) candidates

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Full Fee AUD $2,990

AQF Level 4

Mode of Delivery Fast-paced

Location Melbourne

We offer RPL program for Certificate IV in Health Administration course.The funding & Scholarship seats are limited and will be allocated based on a first-come, first-served criteria.

Fast-Track to Completion: By offering RPL, our RTO can help students fast-track the completion of their Certificate IV in Health Administration by assessing their existing skills and knowledge. This can save students time and money, and enable them to complete the course sooner and begin their healthcare career faster.

This RPL program recognizes the skills and knowledge of experienced healthcare professionals who do not hold a formal qualification in Health Services administration. The program assesses candidates' competencies through a range of assessments aligned with the requirements of the Health administration qualification. The duration of the Health admin. RPL program varies depending on the individual candidate's skills and knowledge. Typically, it can take anywhere between 2 – 4 RPL Sessions to complete the program.

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What is RPL?

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), also known as Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) or Prior Learning Assessment (PLA), is a process that acknowledges and gives credit to individuals for the skills, knowledge, and competencies they have acquired through informal learning experiences, work experience, and non-formal education.

The purpose of RPL is to assess and recognize the learning outcomes achieved by individuals outside of formal education settings. It allows individuals to demonstrate their competence and obtain formal recognition, such as qualifications, certifications, or credits, for the knowledge and skills they have gained through practical experience, self-study, volunteering, or other non-traditional learning pathways.

The RPL process typically involves assessing an individual's prior learning against the established learning outcomes or competency standards of a specific qualification, course, or program. This assessment can be carried out through various methods, including interviews, examinations, portfolio assessments, workplace observations, and demonstrations.

Course Overview

The HLT47315 Certificate IV in Health Administration teaches you how to understand and use medical terminology, administer patient record-keeping systems, and contribute to the health industry’s organizational performance. You will also study a variety of customer service practices that will enable you to give excellent client care in a variety of medical and health-care settings.

The benefits of recognizing prior learning include:

  • Saving time and resources: RPL enables individuals to bypass redundant learning by providing them with the opportunity to demonstrate their existing knowledge and skills, potentially shortening the time required to obtain a qualification.

  • Access to further education and career advancement: Recognizing prior learning can open doors to higher education programs, advanced training, or career advancement opportunities that may have specific prerequisites or entry requirements.

  • Validation of informal learning: Many individuals acquire valuable knowledge and skills through real-life experiences or non-traditional learning pathways. RPL allows them to have their learning validated and formally recognized, increasing their confidence and credibility.

  • Cost savings: By recognizing prior learning, individuals may be exempted from repeating courses or modules, reducing the overall cost of education or training.

  • Flexibility and inclusivity: RPL promotes inclusivity by acknowledging diverse learning experiences and accommodating individuals who may have not followed traditional educational pathways. It recognizes the value of experiential learning and supports lifelong learning initiatives.

It's important to note that the specific procedures and policies regarding RPL may vary across educational institutions, professional organizations, and countries. However, the overarching goal remains consistent, which is to provide individuals with fair recognition and credit for their prior learning experiences.

Healthcare administrators oversee the day-to-day administrative operations of hospitals and other healthcare facilities. Their responsibilities include planning and supervising all medical services—including monitoring budgets and updating health records.

Why Certificate IV in Health Administration from IHNA?

24*7 student support assistance

Simulation exercises that provide hands-on knowledge

Qualified and industry experienced educators

  • Certificate IV in Health Administration program is funded at IHNA. The course fee is 100 percent subsidized by the VIC state Government.

  • 50% Scholarship over 50 years (Applicable Only for Domestic Full Fee Candidates).

  • 24*7 student support assistance and 8*6 educator support

  • Articulation pathways to Diploma in Practice management post course.

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RPL Progress

  • The educator will inform a particular date for RPL interview on campus. The student must report at the campus with the originals of the documents submitted during the enrolment procedures and the RPL interview will be conducted.

  • The next procedures are the completion of assessments and gap training, which will be conducted after the RPL interview session, and all these processes will be briefed by the educator. The student will be informed if they must do any placements for the course completion.

  • The students should report to the campus on their allocated date and time. They can finish the entire RPL session in 2-4 sessions.

Where will this course take you ?

With the Certificate IV in Health Administration in hand, you’ll be able to work professionally as a:

  • Health Administration Supervisor
  • Medical Records Section Leader
  • Senior Clinical Coder
  • Ward Clerk
  • Senior Clerk
  • Front office and reception duties
  • Assistant to Practice Manager
  • General Office Help
  • Executive Assistant

We offer pathways into higher level qualifications so that on completion of this certificate you can further your education with:

  • Diploma of Practice Management
  • Diploma of Leadership Management
  • Diploma of Nursing
  • Diploma of Community Services (Case Management)

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