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SummaryThis article describes specialty practice areas that are used in ANZCAP to indicate areas of specialty for a recognition at Registrar and Consultant levels. Up to two specialties can be used per recognition. |
Specialties and Post-nominals explained
Once ANZCAP Recognitions are completed and validated, members can share links to their recognition, print and share certificates, share recognition badges and use post-nominals to indicate their achievement within the continuum of practice.
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Learn more about recognition levels at: ANZCAP Recognition
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Replace badge with certificate once complete
Post nominals
Members who have received recognitions of Registrar or Consultant are entitled to use post-nominals after their name to indicate the recognition and area(s) of specialty.
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Recognition level | Post nominals (with examples of specialty areas if relevant) | Additional benefits |
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Resident | ANZCAP-Res. | |
Registrar | ANZCAP-Reg. (InfDis) | |
Consultant | FANZCAP (CritCare, Edu.) | Members with this recognition may also use the title |
Specialties, abbreviations and icons
The following are the ANZCAP recognised specialty practice areas for individual recognition at registrar and consultant level, including abbreviations and icons for each.
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