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physiotherapists board

 

membership

  • Chair – Ms Pippa Tessman
  • Prof Member - Ms Karin Underwood
  • Public Member – Ms Margaret Seccafien
  • Public Member – Mr David Blair
  • Prof Member – - Mr Michael Kokinos

role

The Physiotherapists Board of the Northern Territory is a statutory body responsible for ensuring the public is protected through the regulation of Physiotherapists registered in the Northern Territory.

The Physiotherapists Board carries out this mandate by:

  • Ensuring that all Physiotherapists have received educational preparation to an agreed national standard;
  • Dealing with issues of conduct and taking any disciplinary action as required;
  • Administering the framework under which impaired Physiotherapists can be rehabilitated without necessarily losing their license to practice;
  • Assisting to improve Physiotherapists performance should it be found to be below accepted professional standards, and
  • Ensuring that all Physiotherapists either currently registered or intending to be registered are competent and fit to practise.

The Health Professions Licensing Authority (HPLA) provides a bureau service to the Physiotherapists Board and carries out administrative duties as directed by it.

The objectives of the Health Practitioners Act 2004 (the Act) requires the Physiotherapists Board to:

  • Protect and promote the health and safety of the people of the Territory;
  • Promote the highest standard of professional health care practice in the Territory;
  • Determine the standards for registration and enrolment of health practitioners and for professional health care practice in the Territory, and
  • Facilitate the continuing competence of health practitioners in the Territory.

 

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physiotherapists code

The Physiotherapists Code is comprised of the General Policies and the Physiotherapist Board Specific Policies listed below.

General Policies

physiotherapists Board Specific Policies

Note: Policies remain current until a review has been completed and the revised version available on the website

 

Entitlement to Registration Policy Physiotherapists

PDF | DOC

Policy for Conditional Registration of Physiotherapists

PDF | DOC

Supervisors Report Conditionally Registered Physiotherapists

PDF | DOC

Position Statement Registration requirements for visiting physiotherapists

PDF | DOC

Position Statement The Role of Physiotherapy Assistants

PDF | DOC

Strategic Plan Physiotherapy Board 2004/05

PDF | DOC

Guidelines for Professional Conduct

PDF | DOC

Notification to Jurisdictions of Conditions Undertakings

PDF | DOC

Information Sheet Overseas Educated Physiotherapists

PDF | DOC

Waiver of Fees Policy

PDF | DOC

The Physiotherapists Board has endorsed the following policy which can be accessed via the Australian Physiotherapy Council's website on www.physiocouncil.com.au

  • Australian Physiotherapy Competency Standards

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Registration Forms

Application Form – Physiotherapist

PDF | DOC

Application form Conditional Registration Physiotherapist

PDF | DOC

Mutual Recognition & Trans Tasman Mutual Recognition Form

PDF | DOC

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