About

This section provides contact information for online enquiries, telephone enquiries and postal address/office address for all AHPRA offices.

For media enquiries relating to AHPRA and the national boards phone (03) 8708 9200.

The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) is the organisation responsible for the implementation of the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme across Australia.

AHPRA works with 10 National Health Practitioner Boards in implementing the National Registration and Accreditation Scheme. AHPRA also supports the four Health Practitioner Boards for the 2012 Professions.

Key statistics about the work of AHPRA and the National Boards.

The National Registration & Accreditation Scheme Strategy 2011-2014 includes our vision, mission, values, and key strategic priorities working with National Health Practitioner Boards.

The AHPRA Corporate Plan 2011-14 (1.12 MB,PDF) sets out how AHPRA will play its part in achieving the NRAS strategy. The Corporate Plan is complemented by an annual Business Plan 2011/2012 (179 KB,PDF) for AHPRA.

The role of the Agency Management Committee is to oversee the affairs of AHPRA, to decide its policies, and to ensure AHPRA functions properly, effectively and efficiently working with the National Health Practitioner Boards.

Vacant positions at AHPRA are advertised in this section.

AHPRA has relationships with many national and state based agencies, including Health Complaints Entities.

This section explains how your personal information is managed by AHPRA and how you can access that information.

Anyone can make a complaint about AHPRA, the Agency Management Committee or a National Board.