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16 Nov 2015
Final-year students who will soon complete an approved program of study can go online now to apply for registration before they graduate.
The online graduate application service on the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) website smooths the path from study to work by enabling final-year students to apply for registration four to six weeks before completing their course.
All applicants are required to return supporting documents to AHPRA by mail to complete their application. It is important that this is done as soon as possible after applying online - see Next Steps Checklist. Certain applicants will need to apply for an international criminal history check (ICHC) before submitting their application for registration.
Students must select the division or divisions of the profession in which they will practise when making an application for general registration as a Chinese medicine practitioner. The divisions of registration are: acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine and Chinese herbal dispensing.
Graduates must meet the Chinese Medicine Board of Australia’s registration requirements to be a registered Chinese medicine practitioner and to practise. Registration standards that relate to the new graduate are:
There are six simple steps to registration for graduates: