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To support practices and supervisors through the disruption of COVID-19, ACRRM is working with Regional Training Organisations (RTOs) to provide provisional extensions of accreditation. The extensions are available on application and come into effect immediately. They have been put in place to provide registrars with uninterrupted training, and practices with the confidence they can continue to deliver high quality healthcare to their communities, during this time of COVID-19 disruption.
Fully accredited practices can apply for a six-month extension, while training posts with pending accreditation or identified issues, can apply for a three-month extension. There are requirements for this latter group to provide evidence supporting the quality and safety of their training, and to participate in an online site visit.
Extension applications are being reviewed jointly by ACRRM and the RTO. Practices wishing to apply can contact their RTO directly. For further information, please email the ACRRM accreditation team at postaccreditation@acrrm.org.au or phone 1800 223 226.
Fully accredited practices can apply for a six-month extension, while training posts with pending accreditation or identified issues, can apply for a three-month extension. There are requirements for this latter group to provide evidence supporting the quality and safety of their training, and to participate in an online site visit.
Extension applications are being reviewed jointly by ACRRM and the RTO. Practices wishing to apply can contact their RTO directly. For further information, please email the ACRRM accreditation team at postaccreditation@acrrm.org.au or phone 1800 223 226.
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To support practices and supervisors through the disruption of COVID-19, ACRRM is working with Regional Training Organisations (RTOs) to provide provisional extensions of accreditation. The extensions are available on application and come into effect immediately. They have been put in place to provide registrars with uninterrupted training, and practices with the confidence they can continue to deliver high quality healthcare to their communities, during this time of COVID-19 disruption.
Fully accredited practices can apply for a six-month extension, while training posts with pending accreditation or identified issues, can apply for a three-month extension. There are requirements for this latter group to provide evidence supporting the quality and safety of their training, and to participate in an online site visit.
Extension applications are being reviewed jointly by ACRRM and the RTO. Practices wishing to apply can contact their RTO directly. For further information, please email the ACRRM accreditation team at postaccreditation@acrrm.org.au or phone 1800 223 226.
Fully accredited practices can apply for a six-month extension, while training posts with pending accreditation or identified issues, can apply for a three-month extension. There are requirements for this latter group to provide evidence supporting the quality and safety of their training, and to participate in an online site visit.
Extension applications are being reviewed jointly by ACRRM and the RTO. Practices wishing to apply can contact their RTO directly. For further information, please email the ACRRM accreditation team at postaccreditation@acrrm.org.au or phone 1800 223 226.