The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) connects, represents and trains over 17,000 Physicians and 8,000 trainee Physicians in Australia and New Zealand.
Learn about what a physician is, what they do, and how to become one.
How the RACP maintains high standards of professional, respectful and supportive behaviour
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.
Special Interest Groups (SIG) provide an opportunity for RACP Fellows and trainees to connect with other health professionals in their area of interest.
The RACP International Strategy facilitates enhanced delivery of postgraduate medical training in the South West Pacific and Timor Leste.
Information about awards, prizes and scholarships offered by RACP's Foundation.
The RACP College Roll celebrates the achievements of physicians living and deceased.
The library holds approximately 40,000 items covering all aspects of medical history, with a comprehensive archive of Australian material.
Learn more about the benefits of being a Member of the College.
Information and guidelines about RACP travel, travel insurance and expenses.
Learn more about membership, fellowship, and recognition of post-nominals.
Learn more about working at the RACP, and find advertisements for vacant positions.
Vacancies for General Medicine, Locums, Trainee and Rural positions
Get involved in RACPs’ work and make a valuable contribution to the RACP, your profession, and the community.