Before we issue your invitation to renew membership for 2022/2023, now is a good time to review your membership classification
Your membership classification determines the extent your healthcare practice is covered and should be reviewed regularly to ensure it covers the healthcare services you provide. If you have obtained specialist registration, undertaken practice such as minor cosmetic services that require an endorsement, commenced non-employer indemnified (private) practice or your estimated gross private billings exceed your current level of cover, contact MIPS.
Update your details by logging in to My Membership or completing the Membership Classification Update If you have any queries, contact us on info@mips.com.au or 1800 061 113.
Retiring or no longer practising in Australia?
When you cease practice in Australia, to ensure you are appropriately covered for any emerging claims from your prior practice in Australia, you are required to obtain run-off cover. The type and cost of run-off cover will depend on your individual circumstances. Healthcare practitioners may be eligible for free run-off cover for their past practice in Australia if they meet eligibility criteria for the Run Off Cover Scheme (ROCS)
Complete the Ceasing Practice in Australia form when you cease practice in Australia. Your membership details will be updated to run off cover and any refund applicable will be advised.
Further information regarding run-off cover can be found in our Frequently Asked Questions
Insurance cover is subject to the terms, conditions and exclusions of the policy. The information provided is general advice only and does not take into account your personal circumstances or needs. You should review the Member Handbook Combined PDS and FSG and/or contact MIPS on 1800 061 113, before making a decision. Information is current as at the date published.
