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The Professional Practitioner Certificate is a document for registered medical or health practitioners to certify that a student's academic performance has been affected by illness, injury, or misadventure. It includes sections for student details, practitioner assessment of the impact on the student's ability to study, and guidelines for completing the certificate. The document aims to support students in obtaining special consideration from The University of Sydney by providing necessary verification of their circumstances.

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Begin by filling in the student details section. Enter the Student ID, surname, and given name accurately. Ensure you provide your signature and date to consent for information sharing.
In the practitioner assessment section, the medical/health practitioner should state their name and date of consultation. They must assess and indicate the degree of impact on the student's ability to study by ticking the appropriate box.
Complete the practitioner details section with your name, address, contact number, and registration number. Sign and date this section to confirm authenticity.
If applicable, add any additional comments regarding the student's condition that may assist in their assessment process.

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Who is a professional practitioner?

A professional practitioner (a professional) is a person whose regular work and occupation (practice) serves some important aspect of public interest and contributes to the general good of society and is recognised by the public as such.

What qualifies someone as a practitioner?

(21) The term practitioner means a physician, dentist, veterinarian, scientific investigator, pharmacy, hospital, or other person licensed, registered, or otherwise permitted, by the United States or the jurisdiction in which he practices or does research, to distribute, dispense, conduct research with respect to,

What does professional practitioner mean?

Professional practitioner means every person carrying on a professional practice including doctors, optometrists, lawyers, engineers, accountants, dentists, veterinarians and chiropractors; View Source.

How to get simple extension usyd?

You need to apply through the special consideration portal and provide a student declaration form. You need to apply for a simple extension prior to the due date and time for the assessment item.

What is a PPC USYD?

This Professional Practitioner Certificate is to be completed by an AHPRA registered medical/health practitioner via tele-health or in- person consultation for a student whose work/attendance during a teaching period or whose academic performance in an assessment item or items, including examinations, has been affected