Education and Training Pathways

Education and Training Pathways

Neurophysiology Health Professionals in Australia

As of 2025, there are no nationally standardised educational requirements for Neurophysiology Health Professionals in Australia. Each healthcare organisation determines its own employment criteria.

In the public health sector, most employers now require applicants to hold a Bachelor of Science degree that includes subjects in human anatomy and physiology. Practical and clinical training is typically provided within the workplace, particularly for those employed as Trainees, New Graduates, or in entry-level neurophysiology roles. Some employers may also encourage or require completion of postgraduate studies in Clinical Neurophysiology through a recognised Australian university.

Professional Competency and Accreditation

The Australian Neurophysiology Scientists Association (ANSA) Inc. supports professional development through its Competency Skills Assessment Tools, such as Perform Basic EEG. These assessments are available to both members and non-members and provide formal recognition of practical competence. Successful completion contributes toward eligibility for Professional Accredited Membership with ANSA Inc

University Undergraduate Studies

Central Queensland University, QLD

Swinburne University- Melbourne, VIC

University Post Graduate Studies

Griffith University- Nathan, QLD

University of Sydney, NSW

Practical Competence Studies/Assessment

ANSA Inc

  • Competency Skills Assessment Tools:  Perform Basic EEG.
  • Self-learning in the workplace is required.
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