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A list of programs of study that provide a qualification approved by the Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia are published here - Approved programs of study.
The Board approves qualifications when they have been accredited by the Medical Radiation Practice Accreditation Committee because the program and education provider have met accreditation standards.
A qualification that the Board considers to be substantially equivalent to, or based on similar competencies to an approved qualification in Australia, can be accepted for registration in the profession (s.53(b)).
The Board has approved the following qualifications if they were awarded from 2010 onwards:
If your international qualification does not meet the points above, you can still apply for general registration if you:
As well as meeting the qualification criteria above, you must also meet the other requirements for registration (e.g. criminal history checks, English language skills and recency of practice).
If you hold an international qualification that is approved by the Board, you are qualified for general registration.
The Board has approved the international qualifications listed in the tables below.
The listed qualifications have a curriculum focus on Radiation Therapy/Therapeutic Radiography. Specifically, the following standalone qualifications are recognised on this basis.
If you hold a qualification listed above issued in the listed year and division, you may apply for general registration as a medical radiation practitioner as long as you can meet the other requirements for registration.
If your qualification is not listed in any of the tables, please apply to have your qualification assessed.
