26 Jun 2023
Ahpra and National Boards release social research results
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (Ahpra) and National Boards have released results from 2021 surveys of practitioners’ sentiment and perceptions about our role and work
22 Jun 2023
Public consultation on the proposed Interprofessional Collaborative Practice statement of intent
The Accreditation Committee invites you to provide feedback on its draft proposed Interprofessional Collaborative Practice (IPCP) Statement of Intent. Opens: 13 June 2023 Closes: COB 8 August 2023
22 Jun 2023
Unregistered occupational therapist convicted after failing to appear in court
A Queensland woman has been found guilty of a charge of describing herself as an occupational therapist in contravention of section 116 of the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law 2009.
20 Jun 2023
Dentist reprimanded for professional misconduct
A South Australian tribunal has found a dentist guilty of professional misconduct for falsifying medical certificates.
19 Jun 2023
Have your say on a draft Board-authored code of conduct for psychologists – public consultation now open
The Psychology Board of Australia (the Board) is consulting on a draft code of conduct it has developed for psychologists. The Board is inviting feedback to the consultation from all stakeholders, including psychologists, employers, the public, education providers and professional associations.
13 Jun 2023
Call for applications – appointment to a committee of the Optometry Board of Australia
Join a Board committee and help shape the regulation of optometrists in Australia!
13 Jun 2023
Call for applications – appointment to a committee of the Optometry Board of Australia
Join a Board committee and help shape the regulation of optometrists in Australia!
13 Jun 2023
Call for applications – appointment to a committee of the Optometry Board of Australia
Join a Board committee and help shape the regulation of optometrists in Australia!
02 Jun 2023
Former pharmacist reprimanded and disqualified following conviction for trespass and theft
A former pharmacist has been reprimanded and disqualified for five years after being convicted of criminal trespass and for failing to notify the Pharmacy Board of Australia (the Board) of the charges.
02 Jun 2023
Former pharmacist reprimanded and disqualified following conviction for trespass and theft
A former pharmacist has been reprimanded and disqualified for five years after being convicted of criminal trespass and for failing to notify the Pharmacy Board of Australia (the Board) of the charges.
