Raising a concern (registered practitioner)

Raising a concern about a colleague

Under Section 45 of the Act, if you are a registered health practitioner, you are obliged to inform the Board if you believe that another registered health practitioner has a mental or physical condition which impacts on their competence to practise in the profession of medical imaging and radiation therapy.

If a concern has been raised about you

When the Board receives a complaint about you they may decide to:

• refer you for a competence review
• refer the matter to a professional conduct committee 
• order you to undergo a medical examination or testing
• establish a competence programme
• establish an individual recertification programme
• apply an interim suspension (in certain circumstances)
• apply an interim condition on your scope of practice; or
• take no further action.