Outline and Criteria Reg. no. 21126 COURSE FACILITOR: Tina Henrietta E. Czech: Director – Australian Institute of Laser Therapy B. Health. Sci. (Clin.Derm.Th) Grad. Dip. Clin. Nutr. Grad. Cert Clin. Laser   I.P.L. Derm., Scar Repair. Grad. Cert.Clin. Laser  Musc., Pain, Wound Healing. Dip. Aesth.& Clin. Electrotherapy Cert. IV: Workplace Training & Assessment

Tina Czech is a highly qualified clinician, nutritionist and specialist in laser and phototherapy, with over 16 years experience in skin and soft tissue repair, post operative recovery and pain management. She is well recognised for her pioneering work using laser biomodulation to remodel scar tissue and has over 3,000 hours of operating room experience with Australia's most reputable Dermatologists, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons.

During her extensive career, Tina has studied in the United Kingdom, USA and Germany, and is heavily involved in scientific research at a supervisory and educational level relating to wound healing. She is an  honorary board member of the World Academy Of Laser Applications (WALA) and a member of the Standards Australia Medical Laser Committee.

Tina is a registered training provider and has authored two Graduate Certificate courses in clinical laser therapy for dermatology and scar repair and another for musculoskeletal, pain and wound healing. These courses are accredited by the Victorian Registration and Qualifications Authority and approved by the Royal Australian College Of General Practitioners (medical) for CME point allocation for the 2008-2010 triennium. Her Laser Safety Certificate course covers the science and safe use of laser and intense pulsed light, which is approved by Australian Radiation Health authorities for licensing.  

Ms Czech is a regular speaker at international and national conferences and embraces holistic healing principles combined with nutrition and clinical low intensity laser therapy to repair injured tissue, reduce pain, accelerate healing and  photo-rejuvenate  skin. She shares her extensive knowledge and experience through innovative hands on workshops, recognised post graduate training courses and university teachings worldwide.

The Australian Institute of Laser Therapy (AILT) registration no: 20126 was officially opened on the 9th December 1997 by the secretary general of the World Association for Laser Therapy (WALT) Dr Glen Calderhead, as the first registered and nationally recognised post graduate training facility for laser therapy in Australia.

Providing accredited training at a Graduate Certificate level for medical, allied health professionals, nurses and therapists to enter into the field of clinical phototherapy. Facilitating the essential underpinning theoretical knowledge and the practical tuition that is critical for successful and safe application of laser and non laser intense pulsed light (IPL).

The Australian Institute of Laser Therapy(AILT) has been assisting practitioners since 1996 in selecting the most suitable phototherapy equipment to significantly reinforce their existing clinical treatments in measurable ways for dermatological treatment, tissue repair, non needle acupoint stimulation, pain management, post operative care, arthritis, musculoskeletal conditions.

The post graduate accredited courses conducted by AILT are:

1. LASER SCIENCE AND SAFE USE OF LASER AND INTENSE PULSED LIGHT (21711VIC) Click to view course overview
   
   
2. GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CLINICAL LASER THERAPY AND INTENSE PULSED LIGHT FOR DERMATOLOGY AND SCAR REPAIR (21712VIC) Click to view course overview
   
   
3. GRADUATE CERTIFICATE IN CLINICAL LASER THERAPY FOR MUSCULOSKELETAL CONDITIONS, PAIN AND WOUND HEALING (21713VIC) Click to view course overview

Details:

• This Course is personally conducted by the principal of AILT, Ms Tina Czech.
• No Other facilitators or persons are authorised to conduct training or issue Certificates on behalf of the Australian Institute of Laser Therapy.
• All classroom study units are conducted at the Australian Institute of Laser Therapy, 12 Morrison Place, East Melbourne VIC 3002.
• 6 students per each classroom study unit.
• Enrolments close off 14 days prior to commencement of each classroom study unit in Graduate Certificate Courses or Short Course in Laser Science and Safe Use of Laser and Intense Pulsed Light.
• Students who cannot attend on the day, will be enrolled within the same study unit on the next available date.