Ear Wax Removal Course

This practical ear irrigation workshop is designed for healthcare professionals looking to build confidence and capability in safe ear irrigation procedures. Delivered with the assistance of The Benchmarque Group, the course covers irrigation management strategies, associated risks, and appropriate referral pathways for specialist care.

Participants will gain hands-on experience through simulated examinations on mannequins, while exploring common clinical presentations, ear anatomy, infection control, contraindications, complications, and post-procedure care. The workshop also includes practical guidance around documentation, follow-up, and the safe use of wax removal equipment.

This course is open to:

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Practitioners

• Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers

• Allied Health Workers

• Enrolled Nurses

• General Practitioners

• Paramedics

• Pharmacists

• Registered Nurses

Course Content

• Basic ear anatomy and landmarks

• Simulated examinations on mannequins

• Common clinical presentations

• Wax cerumen physiology

• Wax removal equipment

• Infection control

• Contraindications to ear irrigation

• Risks associated with ear irrigation

• Ear irrigation technique

• Complications

• Post-procedure education

• Documentation

• Follow-up and referral

Lunch will be provided.
A water refill station is available on site, so please bring your own water bottle. Tea and coffee facilities are also available, with several cafés located within a 5-minute walk of the venue (at your own cost).

Parking
Parking is available via on-street parking around Frederick Street and surrounding areas. For secure all-day parking, the Elizabeth Street Car Park is located nearby within walking distance of the venue. Please allow a little extra time to find parking during busy periods.

Registration closes 24th June 2026.

For more information please contact Sharni Lowery:
Phone: 0472 863 211 | Email: slowery@thepeopleproject.com.au