As the nation’s premier heart and diabetes research institute, our training programs provide the latest research and knowledge to assist clinicians in the management and prevention of diabetes and cardiovascular disease in the community.
Who should attend Baker Institute training programs?
The Institute delivers a range of programs that are specifically targeted to health professionals assisting people who have diabetes or cardiovascular disease.
This includes:
- Practice Nurses
- General Practitioners
- Community Health Nurses
- Diabetes Nurse Educators
- Allied Health Professionals, including Dietitians and Exercise Physiologists.
The Baker Institute Education Services team
Our multi-disciplinary team of Credentialled Diabetes Nurse Educators and Accredited Practising Dietitians are at the forefront of management, research and education for patients with diabetes. With a wide range of experience, our highly skilled presenters aim to facilitate the practical training to enhance client management of diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
Workplace and community presentations and workshops for clinical and non-clinical professionals
The Baker Institute Education Services team share a commitment to the research, design and delivery of a range of training programs to suit the varied requirements of healthcare workers within Australasia.
While our programs and workshops are targeted to health professionals working directly with people initiating or managing their diabetes care, the Education Services team is available to discuss and plan the delivery of training programs, workplace and community presentations which can be tailormade to the meet the individual needs of your organisation.
2026 Health Professionals Training
Dates for 2026 have yet to be released.