You can apply via the ACRRM online application form. If your membership category isn’t visible or you have unique circumstances, reach out directly to the Member Services team.
ACRRM membership runs annually from 1 July to 30 June with fees due on 30 June.
Yes. ACRRM sends reminders via email and SMS as the renewal period approaches.
Not yet. ACRRM does not currently offer automatic renewal. You will receive reminder emails during the renewal period with instructions on how to renew manually. We're working on options to simplify this process in the future.
You can update your personal and professional contact details at any time by logging in to your ACRRM member portal. If you experience any issues, please contact the membership team at membership@acrrm.org.au.
To reset your password, visit the ACRRM member login page and click “Forgot your password?”. Follow the prompts to receive a secure link via email. If you don’t receive the email or need further assistance, contact membership@acrrm.org.au.
Yes, if your circumstances change, please contact the membership team at membership@acrrm.org.au.
You will lose access to all member benefits, including your CPD records, online education, and communications. If you wish to reinstate a lapsed membership, please contact membership@acrrm.org.au - fees apply.
A pro-rata rate is a reduced fee based on the time remaining in the membership year. If you join partway through the year, your fee is adjusted accordingly.
ACRRM accepts major credit cards, debit cards and direct debit via the MyCollege online portal and credit and debit card payments by phone 1800 223 226.
ACRRM understands that financial or personal circumstances may change. We encourage members to reach out confidentially to discuss your options.
Yes. Retired membership is available to current members who have retired from medical practice and have either cancelled their AHPRA registration or changed it to non-practising yet wish to remain engaged with rural medical issues. If you have retired, please notify membership on membership@acrrm.org.au, so they can update your record.
Certainly. If you are a practitioner registered with AHPRA living or working outside Australia for at least 6 months of the year.
Yes. There are a couple of options available, please contact the membership team at membership@acrrm.org.au to discuss further.
Yes. Extended Leave is designed for members taking extended leave (e.g., maternity, study) with the intention to return to practice. This allows you to maintain your membership and pay a reduced fee during your leave period.
You can request a certificate of good standing by emailing the membership team on membership@acrrm.org.au. As part of your request please let us know what information you require in it for example confirmation of Fellowship or Advanced Specialised Training (AST).
In most cases, yes. Membership fees for professional associations like ACRRM may be tax-deductible if they are relevant to your practice. We recommend confirming with your tax agent.
Student membership - if you are enrolled in an Australian accredited undergraduate or graduate course in medicine or health. This is free for the duration of your studies.
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As an allied health professional/administrator (e.g. nurse, paramedic, physio or practice manager) you are eligible to apply for health professional membership.
Yes. A tax invoice/receipt is automatically issued upon payment and is available in your member portal.