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About Specialty Practice
SHPA Specialty Practice includes more than 30 Specialty Practice Groups (SPGs), as listed below, and is a free member benefit for SHPA members.
Within each SPG, there are three levels at which you can be involved^:
- Specialty Practice Group - the entry level for Specialty Practice , you can join as many Specialty Practice Groups as you wish. Specialty Practice Groups are for specialist AND generalist/rotational practitioners.
- Verified Members - these are SHPA's pool of member expertise in each SPG. Verified Members are accomplished and invested in the specialty, have demonstrable experience and/or are emerging leaders in the specialty, who want to work with SHPA and the Leadership Committee, support members of the SPG and influence practice.
- Leadership Committee - recognised leaders in the specialty seeking to drive practice and lead SHPA's work in the specialty.
^ NOTE: Aid and Volunteering, Respiratory, Medical Specialties, and Neurology have no Verified Members or Leadership Committee.
SPECIALTY PRACTICE HAS MOVEDSpecialty Practice can now be found in Communities, a new purpose-built platform for faster, easier communication between members, backed by our first app. Members of Specialty Practice Groups on 7 July 2024, including Verified/PG members and Leadership Committee members, have been migrated into the Communities platform for a seamless Specialty Practice experience. If you joined Specialty Practice after 7 July, you may need to re-join the SPG in Communities. |
TO JOIN A SPECIALTY PRACTICE GROUP
- Self-enrolment via Online CPD has been disabled.
- From 8 August you will be able to join Specialty Practice Groups in Communities.
- Access Communities via your SHPA Dashboard.
- For any SPGs you joined after 7 July 2024, you will need to re-join in the new Communities platform
*Please contact specialtypractice@shpa.org.au if you have any questions.