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Home : Professional development and events : Credentialling services

Credentialling services

Credentialling is a process that recognises an individual nurse’s expertise. The credentialling process of nurse Pap test providers ensures high quality, nurse-provided cervical screening services and allows nurses to demonstrate accountability and responsibility for their practice.

The Victorian Nurse Pap Test Provider Credentialling Program is funded by Cancer Screening Services, Department of Human Services, Victoria and provided through the Credentialling Secretariat, now located at Papscreen Victoria.

The Credentialling Secretariat has changed locations 
The Credentialling Secretariat has transferred from the Royal College of Nursing, Australia (RCNA) to PapScreen Victoria (PSV). PSV is committed to maintaining the credentialling process and upholding the quality processes that RCNA have implemented in the secretariat role.

Please direct your applications and enquiries to:
Credentialling Secretariat
PapScreen Victoria
Cancer Council Victoria
1 Rathdowne Street
Carlton VIC  3053
p: 1800 111 255 (freecall)
f:  03 9635 5360
e: credentialling@papscreen.org.au
w: www.papscreen.org.au

All credentialling application forms and other materials are available on the PapScreen website.
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