HPCSA registration requirement update
The Maintenance of Licensure (MoL) programme is being developed by the HPCSA in line with its regulatory mandate to uphold the social contract between the… Read More »HPCSA registration requirement update
The Maintenance of Licensure (MoL) programme is being developed by the HPCSA in line with its regulatory mandate to uphold the social contract between the… Read More »HPCSA registration requirement update
Update issued on 26 August 2021 by Prof MS Nemutandani, President of the Council, Health Professions Council of South Africa: The Minister of Health, Dr… Read More »New HPCSA Registrar/CEO
HPCSA is hosting a series of virtual symposia throughout the year where participating practitioners will earn CEUs. The HPCSA is excited to welcome practitioners to… Read More »HPCSA symposia
An HPCSA registration certificate certifies that the bearer is a legally qualified healthcare practitioner and therefore allowed to practice their profession in South Africa. Registered… Read More »How to download your HPCSA registration certificate or card
The HPCSA’s online portal is now fully operational allowing practitioners direct access to functions previously handled manually. This means that practitioners can henceforth utilise the… Read More »New guidelines for accessing HPCSA services
Foreign-registered healthcare practitioners are being targeted by criminals claiming to be Hawks’ investigators, and using HPCSA stationary to frame their victims.
The maintenance of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is one of the requirements of HPCSA registration. Going forward practitioners will need to manage their CPD status… Read More »How to submit CPD points to the HPCSA
We advise on how to pay the HPCSA annual fees which are due by 31 May 2021.
The HPCSA revised annual fees for the 2022/2023 are available here. We advise practitioners on what, how and when to pay along with guidance on exemptions and removal from the register.
HPCSA offices remain closed until further notice with the services below continuing online. Practitioners can also engage the HPCSA Client Care Centre for all general… Read More »HPCSA service guidelines during the pandemic
The HPCSA Acting Registrar/CEO, Dr Munyadziwa Kwinda will be one of the industry experts participating in the Council for Medical Schemes 2021 Fraud Waste and Abuse (FWA) webinar. The theme… Read More »Council for Medical Schemes 2021 Fraud, Waste and Abuse webinar
All qualifying Clinical Technologists registered in the category Private Practice will be migrated to the Independent Practice register by 30 April 2021. The RTC Board explains the reasons for this decision and its implications, and resolves to make the transition as smooth as possible.
Any health professional may apply for voluntary erasure from the register in writing before 31 March. If the application is made on or after 1 April of that year the annual fee for that year will apply and must first be paid.
The HPCSA encourage healthcare practitioners to register for the COVID-19 vaccination programme.
As part of the HPCSA’s commitment to improved service delivery we have appointed Data Management and Statistical Analysis (DMSA) to conduct a Client Satisfaction Survey. Please note… Read More »HPCSA Client Satisfaction Survey 2021
The National Department of Health invites practitioners to complete their Health Worker COVID-19 Vaccine Survey as soon as possible. With the COVID-19 vaccine programme due for rollout, the survey will contribute… Read More »Health Worker COVID-19 Vaccine Survey
The National Department of Health is hosting a scientific panel discussion onCOVID-19 and the 501Y.V2 variant tonight, Monday 18 January 2020 at 18:00.
The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) has a new leadership team for the next five years. Following the process of nomination by the… Read More »HPCSA elects new leadership team
The HPCSA hosted a comprehensive induction programme for its newly appointed and re-appointed Professional Board members.
The Professional Board for Psychology is commemorating Mental Health Month in October as part of Mental Health Awareness. This year’s theme of ‘Mental health for… Read More »HPCSA commemorating Mental Health Month