If you are applying to the AHPR via RPL/RPEL your training and experience must be mapped to the day one competencies of your sub-group.
- If you have studied an approved historical course, your training provider has completed the mapping for you and this is lodged with AHPR. You do NOT need to complete this step and should now go directly to the application page for your subgroup.
- If you have not studied an approved historical course You are required to make comprehensive notes about your practice and/or training, against the competencies for your industry, as well as provide evidence to support your notes if appropriate. This evidence could be examples of specific policies or procedures you have in place in your clinic or case study notes. This may even be a statement or testimonial from a client or member of the multidisciplinary team. Where relevant to your training, you may choose to support your notes with an example of coursework where you were assessed for competency. If there are parts of these competencies that you do not meet, AHPR suggests that you endeavour to seek additional training or clinical experience that will help you to achieve the standards required.
You should endeavour to provide as much evidence as possible to demonstrate your clinical and professional competency. Some examples are shown in the table below: