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The Podiatry Accreditation Committee (Committee) sets these fees on a cost recovery basis. 'Cost recovery basis' refers to recovery of some of the costs to deliver the accreditation function including the cost of the Committee’s ongoing operations (direct costs and Ahpra support) as well as the direct costs associated with accreditation assessments, monitoring and annual monitoring activities.
The fees are reviewed on a regular basis and may change from time to time.
The document below provides information about the current accreditation fees for Podiatry: Accreditation fees for podiatry (105 KB, PDF), Word version (57.7 KB, DOCX)
The tables below provide information about the current accreditation fees for podiatry.
The annual accreditation fee helps to support the work of the Committee to ensure it continues to be satisfied that each approved program and provider meet the accreditation standards. This work is required under the Health Practitioner Regulation National Law as in force in each state and territory (National Law). The fee does not include the cost of any site visits or a detailed accreditation assessment. Additional fees will apply if the Committee decides that, in light of the circumstances of a particular program and/or provider, it requires a site visit or detailed accreditation assessment.
