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The Medical Board of Australia’s purpose is to ensure that Australia's medical practitioners are suitably trained, qualified and safe to practise. Public safety is our priority.
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NOTIFICATIONS
How we manage concerns about practitioners
PRACTITIONER SUPPORT
Supporting professional practice
REGISTRATION
Graduates finishing study in the next three months can apply for registration now
LEGAL REFORMS
Win for patient safety with ‘surgeon’ now a protected title
Newsletter from the National Board
If you’re completing an approved course in the next three months, you can apply for registration now.
GET INVOLVED
We want to hear your thoughts on how the Criminal history registration standard should be applied.
The framework includes changes to CPD and supporting safe practice of late-career doctors.
EDUCATION
Free educational resources on regulation and professionalism.
I have a concern. Am I in the right place?
What happens when someone reports a concern?
Who is required to make a mandatory notification?
What you need to know to prepare for registration and what international medical graduates can expect when they are registered.
PUBLIC SAFETY
How to submit a concern
Sexual boundaries in the doctor–patient relationship
Codes of conduct
Blueprint to improve public safety in health regulation
CODES AND GUIDELINES
The Medical Board of Australia has codes and guidelines to guide the profession.
Helping medical practitioners understand their obligations when advertising health services, including the laws that apply.
EMPLOYER SERVICES
Practitioner information exchange (PIE)
Check multiple registrations
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Working towards a healthcare system free of racism.
Find out the obligations medical practitioners must meet to achieve and maintain registration.
Registered medical practitioners are required to make a mandatory notification in certain circumstances.
The Medical Board funds independent health services for doctors and students. See the details for your area.
Through listening to the experiences of Indigenous practitioners, we aim to increase and support the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce.
Look up your medical practitioner to check their registration status, qualifications and suitability to care for you.
REGISTRATION STANDARDS
Core registration standards
Board codes and guidelines
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