Foundations of Neuroscience
- Neuroanatomy and neurophysiology
- Neurological examination and clinical correlation
- Basics of neuroimaging interpretation
- Neurological presentations relevant to rehabilitation
Specialising in Dysphagia, Tracheostomy & Communication Disorders
The Fellowship in Neurorehabilitation is designed for Speech-Language Pathologists seeking specialised skills in assessing and managing adults with neurological and medically complex conditions.
Structured academic teaching is combined with supervised clinical practice to develop clinical reasoning, assessment, rehabilitation and multidisciplinary-management skills in acute neurorehabilitation settings.
Dysphagia assessment and rehabilitation
FEES and MBSS/VFSS learning
Tracheostomy assessment and management
Adult communication rehabilitation
Cognitive-communication rehabilitation
Clinical decision-making in acute care
Multidisciplinary rehabilitation
Case discussions and journal clubs
Exposure to referrals from different specialties helps fellows understand swallowing and communication needs within broader medical and rehabilitation care.
Final eligibility is confirmed against the requirements of the current intake.
Upcoming intake details will be announced after confirmation.
Fees, application arrangements and intake-specific requirements are provided by the fellowship team after the current cycle is confirmed.
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