RACP Fellows

If you're already participating in our CPD program, you don’t need to do anything to keep RACP as your CPD home. Simply continue logging your activities via the MyCPD platform.

If you hold a dual Fellowship with RACP and another specialist medical college, choose the CPD home that best matches your scope of practice.

Your recorded CPD activities must reflect each specialty or scope of practice.

Australian-based trainees

If you're actively training in an accredited position with the College, your training meets the new CPD requirements. We manage all administration and regulatory reporting for you.

If you interrupt your training for more than 6 months and don’t meet the exemption criteria (such as parental or medical leave), you’ll need to nominate a CPD home and meet its requirements.

• The Medical Board of Australia’s CPD registration standard
• CPD Participation Policy (PDF)
• Interrupting your training

Non-member access - CPD user

Even if you're not a Fellow, our CPD program may still be relevant to your practice.
When you join the RACP CPD program, you become a recognised CPD user.

For guidance:

• CPD User enrolment form (DOC)
• Refer to The Medical Board of Australia’s revised CPD registration standard
• Refer to The Medical Council of New Zealand’s (MCNZ) Te Kaunihera Rata o Aotearoa strengthened recertification requirements

Make sure your CPD home aligns with any specialist-level requirements and your individual scope of practice.
While we provide high-level support, we don’t monitor compliance with standards set by other providers.

If you practise within a specialist scope, you may need to enrol with an additional CPD provider to meet all professional obligations.

See the CPD Participation Policy (PDF) for more information.

If you're unsure about your CPD requirements, you can contact us for further information.