2026 Scholarship Opportunity – Calling All Healthcare Professionals!
As part of our commitment to supporting healthcare professionals treating injured workers in Western Australia, WorkCover WA will once again sponsor scholarships for three (3) WA healthcare professionals to complete the ten-week post-graduate course Compensable Health and Medicine in 2026.
The course developed by Monash University in partnership with the Personal Injury Education Foundation, presents a unique opportunity to learn about contemporary clinical and administrative challenges, whilst improving the quality of care for compensable patients.
The course consists of seven (7) weeks of self-paced online learning, and a two (2) day hybrid residential intensive session hosted either online, or in-person at the Monash School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine in Melbourne.
Please note: The scholarship includes online learning fees only. Students who wish to complete the residential intensive in-person at Monash in Melbourne, would need to do so at their own expense.
The course is suitable for general practitioners, physiotherapists, psychologists, occupational therapists, and other allied health professionals.
Find out more about the course and learning outcomes here: Compensable Health and Medicine – Public Health and Preventive Medicine
Course dates:
16 March 2026 to 22 May 2026.
How to apply:
Send a one-page letter expressing your interest in the course and how it will help you amplify your impact as a practitioner in the WA scheme.
Applications should be addressed to Ms. Rebecca Harris, General Manager Regulatory Services and emailed to communications@workcover.wa.gov.au
Applications close 5.00pm Friday 21 November 2025. Late applications will not be accepted.
What our 2025 scholarship recipients said:
“The course outlined practical approaches and highlighted barriers in patient management.”
Dr Bernie Cregan, General Practitioner.
“The course provided an opportunity to explore topics like the Clinical Framework for Health Services and It Pays to Care model with other passionate health professionals.”
Ingrid Hand, Rehabilitation Provider.
