Industries/Healthcare

Healthcare and allied health registration tracking

Clinics and allied health practices need to know that practitioners still appear as registered with Ahpra, and that CPR, immunisation evidence and professional indemnity are current. Datesly stores those dates against each person and reminds you before a practitioner’s registration or certificate lapses.

Ready-made starter template

Start with the healthcare and allied health template

Pick Healthcare and allied health when you set up and Datesly adds these document types for you. Then import your spreadsheet or send workers an upload link.

  • AHPRA Registration
  • Professional Indemnity
  • National Police Check
  • WWCC
  • CPR
  • First Aid

What this industry tracks, and how Datesly helps

  • AHPRA registration

    National registration managed by Ahpra on behalf of the National Boards. Employers usually record the registration type and the renewal date.

  • CPR and first aid

    HLTAID009 CPR and, where the workplace requires it, HLTAID011 first aid.

  • Immunisation records

    Many health services ask for evidence of vaccination, such as hepatitis B, under their own immunisation policy. This is a workplace record, not a single national licence.

  • Professional indemnity insurance

    National Boards require registered practitioners to have appropriate professional indemnity insurance arrangements. Clinics often keep the certificate of currency on file.

This list describes documents employers often record. It is not legal advice about what a person must hold.

Renewal cycles worth recording

Ahpra requires registered health practitioners to renew annually. Nurses and midwives renew by 31 May, medical practitioners by 30 September, and most other registered health practitioners by 30 November. Practitioners with provisional or limited registration renew on the anniversary it was granted. Ahpra allows a one-month late period after the due date; registration can lapse if it is not renewed in time. Check the public Register of practitioners for a person’s current status. CPR is commonly refreshed every 12 months.

How Datesly helps

Record each practitioner’s Ahpra renewal date, CPR, immunisation evidence and professional indemnity. Datesly emails you at 30, 14 and 7 days, and on the day. It does not connect to the Ahpra register — you enter the date, and guided verification can open an official checker if you want to record what you saw.

Everything in Datesly

Free templates and guides

Questions

When is AHPRA registration due?

Nurses and midwives renew by 31 May, medical practitioners by 30 September, and most other registered health practitioners by 30 November each year, according to Ahpra. Always confirm a person’s date on the public register.

Does Datesly check the Ahpra register for me?

No. Datesly tracks the date you enter. Guided verification can open an official checker so you can record the result. Datesly does not scrape government registers.

Can I store immunisation records?

Yes, as a custom document type with the date your service treats as the next review.

Get started with Datesly

A$29, A$49 or A$99 a month. Monthly, no lock-in.

Datesly tracks the dates you enter. ABN checks validate the number and flag cancelled ABNs you hold. Victorian building practitioner numbers are checked against the BPC register published on DataVic (updated weekly), and QBCC licence numbers against QBCC data on Queensland open data (refreshed daily). Automatic card checking is only available for NSW White Cards on Scale when that official API is connected. For everything else, guided verification opens the official government checker so you can record the result; Datesly does not scrape those registers. Datesly does not decide which licences a person must hold, or give legal, regulatory or compliance advice. You stay responsible for your own records.