The National Boards of Health Practitioners are required to record and make public the names of health practitioners whose registration has been cancelled under the Health Practitioners Regulation National Law. You can search for health practitioners whose registration has been cancelled on the website of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.

A health practitioner who has been deregistered by a Tribunal or equivalent body, or whose registration has been cancelled by law is forbidden to practise the profession. A practitioner, who has been deregistered in NSW, is automatically deregistered in all other Australian states and territories. In return, a practitioner whose registration was cancelled in another state or territory is automatically banned from working in the profession in NSW.

You may also search for publicly available Tribunal decisions for information that led to the cancellation of a NSW practitioner’s registration.

For decisions relating to practitioners practising in other jurisdictions, please access the website of the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.