The Chinese Medicine Board of Australia (the Board) has established an Accreditation Committee to undertake and exercise a number of accreditation functions under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law Act 2009 (the National Law), as in force in each State and Territory.
The role of the Accreditation Committee is to develop and recommend accreditation standards to the Board for approval and assess whether programs of study and education providers are meeting accreditation standards. Accreditation standards help to ensure that education providers give students the knowledge, skills and professional attributes to competently practice in the profession.
Accreditation Standards
At its January 2013 meeting the National Board approved this Interim Accreditation Standard for the purpose of monitoring programs of study that transitioned with Board approval under the National Law.
The transitional arrangement applies in the interim period until the accreditation standard is developed by the Accreditation Committee and approved by the National Board.
Approved Programs of Study
Qualifications for general registration
The list below contains the details of programs of study approved by the Board:
Programs of Study
Qualifications for general registration, considered adequate programs of study, under the grandparenting provisions of the National Law