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File the shift while you can still remember it.
Recognition of prior learning for healthcare is the same portfolio, written for the work you actually do. A shift, a ward, a clinic, or a transport job. Not a roof, and not a licence.
You add what you did, where, and when. The portfolio lines that against the units in the qualification. It names what is still missing. A registered training organisation decides. This door does not register you with AHPRA, and it does not make you a nurse, a paramedic, or a dental practitioner.

What you add
Add one shift you can still picture: the workplace, the date, and what you did. A voice note at the end of the shift is enough to start. A letter from a supervisor can sit beside it. Do not upload a face, a wristband, a medication chart, or anything that names a person in your care.
Competent is only what an assessor records. A full bar on this portfolio is not a registration, not a scope of practice, and not permission to do a procedure you are not already allowed to do.

The qualifications on this door
Each code is the national one. The unit list in the portfolio is the one published for that code. If the register has replaced it, the line says so. An assessor at a registered training organisation still decides.
Certificate III in Individual Support
CHC33021 · Certificate III
Release 1 (2022-11-23): 9 core units and 26 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate IV in Ageing Support
CHC43015 · Certificate IV
Release 4 (2025-09-05): 15 core units and 59 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate IV in Disability Support
CHC43121 · Certificate IV
Release 1 (2022-11-23): 7 core units and 50 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Diploma of Nursing
HLT54121 · Diploma
Release 6 (2025-12-22): 20 core units and 19 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate III in Health Services Assistance
HLT33115 · Certificate III
Release 5 (2023-07-01): 7 core units and 8 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate II in Health Support Services
HLT23221 · Certificate II
Release 1 (2022-11-25): 4 core units and 26 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate III in Health Administration
HLT37315 · Certificate III
Release 5 (2025-12-22): 5 core units and 8 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate III in Pathology Collection
HLT37215 · Certificate III · superseded
HLT37215 is marked superseded on the register. Release 4 (2023-07-01): 9 core units and 5 elective units, from the national register. Ask your RTO which code they assess now.
Certificate III in Non-Emergency Patient Transport
HLT31120 · Certificate III
Release 4 (2023-07-01): 11 core units and 2 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate II in Medical Service First Response
HLT21020 · Certificate II
Release 5 (2025-12-22): 5 core units and 4 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate III in Dental Assisting
HLT35021 · Certificate III
Release 5 (2023-07-01): 8 core units and 2 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Certificate IV in Dental Assisting
HLT45021 · Certificate IV
Release 4 (2025-12-22): 2 core units and 6 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.
Diploma of Emergency Health Care
HLT51020 · Diploma
Release 5 (2025-12-22): 9 core units and 8 elective units, from the national register. Add the evidence. An assessor still decides if you are competent.