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The Occupational Therapy Board of Australia works to ensure that Australia's occupational therapists are suitably trained, qualified and safe to practise. Public safety is our priority.
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Have your say on draft guidelines for practitioners who perform and who advertise non-surgical cosmetic procedures
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DATA AND STATISTICS
Quarterly registration data released
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CODES AND GUIDELINES
The code sets out the National Boards’ expectations of professional behaviour and conduct for registered practitioners across 12 healthcare professions.
The competency standards outline professional behaviours all occupational therapists should demonstrate to practise safely and ethically.
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Read all about the work done by Ahpra and the Occupational Therapy Board over the past year.
CPD documents for practitioners
Obligations on occupational therapists
Look up your occupational therapist to check their registration status, qualifications and suitability to care for you.
COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Read about safe healthcare practice and COVID-19 in Arabic, Chinese (simplified), Greek, Italian or Vietnamese.
Working towards a healthcare system free of racism.
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Through listening to the experiences of Indigenous practitioners, we aim to increase and support the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workforce.
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