Training in Long Acting Reversible Contraception Training (LARC)
FAQs
- Reproductive and Sexual Health (RSH) Committee
- Application Process for Certificate in Contraception
- About the Contraception Certificate
- Contraception Theory Course - PART I
- Gynaecological Training - PART II
- Contraception Practical Course - PART III
- Training in Long Acting Reversible Contraception Training (LARC)
- Information for Tutors in Contraception
Do I need a certificate in order to insert IUD or Implanon devices?
It is an individual doctor's responsibility to ensure competence and maintain competence in any procedure they undertake during their working day. » read more
Does the RSH Certificate in Contraception offer certification in IUD or Implant Insertion?
No. For information on certification in these techniques, please see further information in the Advanced Certificate in LARC section of this website. » read more
I am already experienced in LARC insertion and would like to receive the Advanced Certificate in LARC. Will my experience to date be considered as part of my training?
Yes, we will be accepting applications from experienced inserters from September 2011 for a limited period of one year. Further details to follow shortly. » read more
I would like to be trained in LARC, how do I do this?
We are currently planning the Advanced Certificate in LARC. Please keep an eye on the ICGP website for further details. » read more