Our clinicians in regulated professions, including our physiotherapists, podiatrists and pharmacists, are registered with their National Board through Ahpra, the national regulator. Anyone can check their registration on the public register.

In plain English
Ahpra works with the National Boards to regulate health professions across Australia. Registration means a practitioner has met their Board's standards for qualifications, recent practice, continuing professional development, professional indemnity insurance and criminal history checks.
Not every profession on our team is regulated through Ahpra. Dietitians, exercise physiologists and diabetes educators are credentialled through their own professional bodies instead: Dietitians Australia, ESSA and ADEA. A diabetes educator whose first profession is nursing or pharmacy is also registered through Ahpra in that profession.
Registration is about each practitioner, not the practice. That is why we list it as a check you can make on the individual clinician you see.
Keeping it current
Registration is renewed every year. The public register shows whether a practitioner is currently registered and any conditions, undertakings or reprimands on their registration.
Search the register by the practitioner's name to check any of our registered clinicians.
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