Specialisation
About this pathway
Who is this pathway suitable for?
This pathway is suitable for dentists, physiotherapists, psychologists and other health practitioners interested in pursuing a career in orofacial pain, as well as clinicians already working in the field wishing to consolidate their understanding in this area.
The content and structure of the Master of Medicine/Science in Medicine (Pain Management) program is significantly influenced by the curriculum framework identified by the International Association for the Ï㽶ֱ²¥ of Pain (IASP). Further, the structure and content of the pathway in orofacial pain is influenced by guidelines from:
- The Australian and New Zealand Academy of Orofacial Pain
- The American Academy of Orofacial Pain
What you'll study
Please refer to the Faculty of Medicine and Health Handbook for details.Â
Pathway Outcomes
Graduates will have opportunities to:
- Develop high levels of knowledge and appropriate skills in dealing with orofacial pain conditions
- Learn to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams on the practical challenges faced by professionals working in these areas;
- Acquire skills recognised as essential components of the professional training in orofacial pain; and
- Learn to critically evaluate relevant research and contribute to the growing body of evidence-based, effective interventions.
Admission requirement
The Master of Medicine requires a medical degree.
The Master of Science in Medicine requires a recognised bachelor’s degree in a health or science-related discipline with either the equivalent of first or second-class honours and/or equivalent work experience.
Graduate opportunities
Graduates will have opportunities to:
- Develop high levels of knowledge and appropriate skills in dealing with orofacial pain conditions.
- Learn to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams on the practical challenges faced by professionals working in these areas.
- Acquire skills recognised as essential components of the professional training in orofacial pain.
- Learn to critically evaluate relevant research and contribute to the growing body of evidence-based, effective interventions.
Career pathways
Courses that offer this specialisation
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