The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) works in partnership with 10 National Boards to implement the national regulatory scheme for health professionals. The purpose of health practitioner regulation is to protect the public by ensuring that only health practitioners who have the skills,
qualifications and knowledge to provide safe care are registered.
Duties include:
• Providing high quality customer service to registrants and stakeholders regarding registration matters; and
• Assessing, processing, approving and making recommendations on applications for practitioners registration consistent with legislative requirements, registration standards and established policy and procedures in accordance with delegated responsibility; and
• Ensuring all registration documentation is up-to-date and consistent with Board policies, processes, procedures and requirements of the relevant legislation.
The Registration Officer plays an important role in providing health practitioner registration services. Sound written communication and interpersonal skills are required and an ability to interpret and apply legislation.
For detailed information about the Registration Officer role and TO APPLY please visit http://www.ahpra.gov.au/About-AHPRA/Jobs-at-AHPRA.aspx
Your application should include a resume, cover letter, and responses to the key selection criteria which are stated in the Role Description under the heading “Key Selection Criteria”.