1. Understanding your return to work coordinator responsibilities
This module is designed to prepare you for your responsibilities as a Return to work (RTW) coordinator.
Build your knowledge and confidence as a Return to work (RTW) coordinator through 8 self-paced eLearn modules.
The Return to work (RTW) coordinator training provides you with practical tools to manage injury recovery from the moment an injury occurs through to a safe and sustainable return to work.
The free, online modules will help you understand your responsibilities, navigate return to work processes and apply strategies that support workers and workplaces. Complete all modules to receive a certificate of completion.
This module is designed to prepare you for your responsibilities as a Return to work (RTW) coordinator.
This module will guide you through the early steps of the return to work process and your formal obligations as a Return to work (RTW) coordinator.
Introduction to the initial support you will need to give an injured worker when making their return work arrangements.
Recovery looks different for everyone, and very rarely comes without its ups and downs. Your role is to adapt your approach based on worker’s needs.
You’ll see how collaboration helps remove barriers, supports recovery, and enables a safe and sustainable return to work.
Challenges can emerge at any stage. As a Return to work (RTW) coordinator, your role is to recognise these early, understand what’s driving them.
As a Return to work (RTW) coordinator, a critical part of your role is return to work planning.
If you haven't completed the earlier modules, we recommend going back and completing them before attempting this Quiz.
As a return to work coordinator you'll play a valuable role in helping a worker get back to work.
Yes, you will be required to do all 8 eLearn's to complete your certificate of completion
Yes, you should download a copy of your certificate to demonstrate you’ve completed the training
Yes, you can register to do the virtual or face to face workshop
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Return to work coordinator 2 day program
No, the RTW coordinator online training are an optional learning resource designed to help build knowledge and skills in the role. It is not a mandatory training requirement.
No, future mandatory minimum training requirements for RTW coordinators are still being developed and have not yet commenced. WorkSafe will seek external stakeholder feedback on these requirements before the training is created.
Future mandatory minimum training requirements for RTW coordinators will be set out in a Ministerial Order. WorkSafe will communicate these requirements and provide information to help employers and coordinators understand their obligations.
The mandatory minimum training requirements are expected to commence on 1 July 2027, unless proclaimed earlier. A transition period is anticipated to allow employers time to prepare for any new requirements.
The online training has been developed to support RTW Coordinators now by providing access to practical learning and professional development. It is available as an additional resource to help coordinators build knowledge and capability in their role.