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When undertaking non-employer indemnified (private) practice MIPS requires you to provide estimated billings and or salary to determine the level of cover required for that practice.
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The benefits of MIPS membership apply throughout all Australian states and territories
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The Indemnity Insurance Policy does not cover all events and circumstances or all types of claims arising from your provision of healthcare.
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Membership benefits include accredited education and resources.
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MIPS definition of healthcare.
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Benefits of MIPS membership do not extend to provide cover for Public Liability.
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Cover up to $25,000 is provided under the MIPS Indemnity Insurance Policy if you are diagnosed with:
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV),
Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C,
Extremely Drug -Resistant Tuberculosis (XDR TB),
Multidrug -Resista...
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All members, including non-practising members, receive cover and benefits for Good Samaritan Acts worldwide (excluding the USA or where USA law applies).
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MIPS provides cover and assistance to members undertaking medical repatriation in Australia and may extend to repatriation of patients to Australia. For a list of conditions and restrictions refer to medical retrivals and repatriation in the Me...
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If you are supervising other practitioners (including students, nurses and trainees) you are required to have the recognised qualifications, training and experience for the services you supervise as well as maintain an appropriate level of indemni...