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Membership
- Chair - Dr Charles Kilburn
- Practitioner Member- Dr Len Notaras
- Practitioner Member -Dr Anuja Kulatunga
- Practitioner Member -Dr Jennifer Delima
- Practitioner Member - Dr Paul Helliwell
- Practitioner Member - Dr Christine Watson
- Public Member- Ms Diane Walsh
- Public Member - Mr Wade Roper
Role
The Medical Board of the Northern Territory is a statutory body responsible for ensuring the public is protected through the regulation of medical practitioners registered in the Northern Territory.
The Medical Board carries out this mandate by:
- Ensuring that all medical practitioners 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 medical practitioners can be rehabilitated without necessarily losing their license to practice;
- Assisting to improve medical practitioners performance should it be found to be below accepted professional standards, and
- Ensuring that all medical practitioners 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 Medical Board and carries out administrative duties as directed by it.
The objectives of the Health Practitioners Act 2004 (the Act) requires the Medical 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.
Medical Code
The Medical Code is comprised of the General and Medical Board specific policies listed below.
General Policies
Medical Board Specific Policies
Note: Policies remain current until a review has been completed and the revised version available on the website
Medical Register
The register identifies registrants as having either full registration/enrolment or conditional registration/enrolment.
Conditional registration/enrolment means that there are some restrictions on the person's practice. Such restrictions are diverse in nature and further information about the conditions applying to a particular registrant can be obtained by contacting us.
Please note that the registers available on this website are only updated monthly. For current information on Registration status please contact us.
