Clinical Psychology Endorsement and AHPRA Registrar Program

For more information about the AHPRA area of practice endorsements, the AHPRA registrar program and additional supervised practice requirements for Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) and Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) graduates to finalise endorsement, see the AHPRA and PsyBA website: https://www.psychologyboard.gov.au/Endorsement/Registrar-program.aspx 

After completing your qualification and receiving your academic transcript (and where relevant, receiving a final mark for any thesis), you’ll need to:

You can then apply for approval of your registrar program using the AEAP-76 form.

The duration and specifics of your registrar program will vary by pathway. See: AHPRA PsyBA Website – AoEP Registrar Programs  

The Master of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) is a Masters Degree – Approved to sixth year while Doctor of Psychology (Clinical Psychology) is a Doctoral Degree – Approved to seventh year or above.

The Master of Clinical Psychology (Post Registration) will be either a Bridging program (first AoPE) – Approved to sixth year OR a Bridging program (subsequent AoPE) – Approved to sixth year (if you already have another area of endorsement in another area e.g. Org Psych or Health Psych).

If you need assistance or advice, contact your Course Coordinator. See also: Career Guidance

Note: Doctoral degree candidates can apply for early general registration and may be able to begin the registrar program early also once they have completed all coursework and placements for their degree and have made progress with their Doctoral thesis. See the Policy for higher degree students applying for general registration for more information. For assistance getting the Head of School and other official assistance for this form contact your Course Coordinator in the first instance. See also: Full AHPRA Registration – Support for DPsych Students