Student told dates he was a registered practitioner

Megan Haggan 11/02/2025

Claiming to be a registered practitioner when one is not is a “serious risk,” says Ahpra A man who was studying medicine at the University of Sydney has been convicted of holding himself out as a registered medical professional to women he met on dating platforms. In a statement, the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency

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Student told dates he was a registered practitioner

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