Description
The Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme at the Open International College of Naturopathic Medicine (OICNM) is a specialised diploma designed to provide students with comprehensive knowledge and skills in the field of natural fertility and reproductive health. This programme combines evidence-based practices with holistic approaches to support and enhance reproductive health and fertility in both men and women. Students gain a deep understanding of the factors influencing fertility and learn natural interventions to optimize reproductive health.
Who is it for
The Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme is ideal for individuals interested in fertility and reproductive health, including aspiring fertility consultants, healthcare professionals seeking to incorporate natural fertility approaches into their practice, or individuals seeking to support their own fertility journey through natural methods.
Tuition Fee
Please refer to the college's Admissions Office for detailed information on tuition fees and any available financial aid or scholarship opportunities. Better still, check the Tuition Fees section for more information.
Duration
The diploma programme is a part-time programme designed to be completed in 1 year. Please contact OICNM's Admissions Office for detailed information.
Composition
The Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students study various aspects of reproductive health, fertility assessments, and natural interventions to optimize fertility in both men and
Course List
- Introduction to Reproductive Health and Fertility
- Anatomy and Physiology of the Reproductive System
- Hormonal Balance and Fertility
- Nutrition for Fertility Optimization
- Herbal Medicine for Reproductive Health
- Acupressure and Fertility Support
- Mind-Body Techniques in Fertility Enhancement
- Fertility Assessments and Diagnostic Tools
- Natural Fertility Treatments and Protocols
- Integrative Approaches to Assisted Reproduction
- Ethical Considerations in Reproductive and Fertility Medicine
Admission Requirements
Applicants to the Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme must meet the following requirements:
- Open to everyone with a senior school certificate (high school).
- A strong interest in reproductive health and fertility.
- A statement of purpose detailing the applicant's motivation for pursuing the diploma.
- Letters of recommendation from academic or professional references
- An interview with the Admissions Committee may be required.
10 working/business days for review and screening of application after which admission notification will be sent to successful applicants.
Methods of Instruction
The diploma programme employs a combination of lectures, case studies, group discussions, and practical hands-on training. Students engage in experiential learning and have opportunities to observe and participate in fertility assessments and consultations.
Recognition
The Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme at OICNM is recognised for its comprehensive curriculum and dedication to providing evidence-based education in fertility and reproductive health.
Legalisation
The Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine does confer certification as a fertility expert. After the completion of the course, students are encouraged to apply for licensure to practice as fertility experts through the regulatory bodies in their region, state or country (such as LSTMB in Lagos state).
Learning Outcome
Graduates of the Diploma in Natural Reproductive and Infertility Medicine programme will demonstrate the following learning outcomes:
- Comprehensive knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, and hormonal aspects of the reproductive system.
- Competence in conducting fertility assessments and diagnostic evaluations.
- Proficiency in developing personalized fertility enhancement plans using natural interventions.
- An understanding of integrative approaches to assisted reproduction, if applicable.
- Ethical considerations and a compassionate approach to supporting individuals and couples on their fertility journey.