Register of practitioners

Registration

If a health practitioner has the word "registered" in the column "registration status" they are registered and are legally able to practise within the scope of their registration. The exceptions to this are:

practitioners who have a ‘non-practising’ status.
practitioners who have their registration suspended.
practitioners who have a condition on the registration which stops them from practising.

More information about the terms used in the registers can be found in the Glossary.

Registration expiry date

Under the National Law, practitioners remain registered while their registration renewal application is being processed. Practitioners may be correctly displayed as 'registered', but have a registration expiry date that has passed. The registration expiry date is adjusted as applications that meet the requirements of the National Law are processed.

Registration due?

Practitioners can check online whether their renewal application has been received. If AHPRA has received their application they can continue to practise within the scope of their registration while the application is processed.

Registration Details

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Health Practitioner: Prof Phillip David Stricker

Personal Details

Sex:

Male

Languages (in addition to English):

German

Qualifications:

Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Australia,
Bachelor of Medicine / Bachelor of Surgery, University of New South Wales, Australia, 1979
Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons, Australia, 1988

Principal Place of Practice

Suburb:

DARLINGHURST

State:

NSW

Postcode:

2010

Country:

Australia

Registration Details

Profession:

Medical Practitioner

Registration number:

MED0001022606

Date of first Registration in Profession:
View definition of 'Date of first Registration'

14/12/1979

Registration status:

Registered

Registration expiry date:

Under the National Law, registrants are able to practise while their renewal application is being processed. Practitioners also remain registered for one month after their registration expiry date. If the practitioner's name appears on the Register, they are registered and can practise (excepting practitioners with a Registration Type of 'non-practising' or those with a condition which stops them from practising, or where their registration is suspended).

Conditions:
View definition of 'Condition'