The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) connects, represents and trains Physicians and trainee physicians across Australia and New Zealand.
Learn about what a physician is, what they do, and how to become one.
Membership to the RACP affords physicians and paediatricans various benefits and continual support as they progress through their careers.
An overview of how the Royal Australasian College of Physicians is structured.
Information about RACP's Board and governance arrangements.
50 Fellows and trainees make up the College Council, a senior advisory body to the College Board.
Information about RACP committees.
The RACP provides accreditation assessments of all hospitals and health service sites that wish to facilitate RACP Basic and Advanced Training Programs.
The RACP recognises that ethics is a fundamental part of health care, both at the clinical interface and in the design and delivery of health care services.
Community members are to provide advice to RACP to ensure healthcare consumers are at the centre of our training and education.
Special Interest Groups (SIG) provide an opportunity for RACP Fellows and trainees to connect with other health professionals in their area of interest.
The ROC (RACP Online Community) is a private online forum and series of communities for all Fellows and trainees.
We’re upgrading our online services to include multi-factor authentication (MFA) to increase the safety of your personal information.
Celebrating our rich history and the College’s involvement in medical practice over the past century.
Get involved in RACPs’ work and make a valuable contribution to the RACP, your profession, and the community.
Learn more about working at the RACP, and find advertisements for vacant positions.
Search for general, locum, trainee and rural medical positions in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.