ASMIRT (the Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy) assesses whether your medical imaging or radiation therapy qualification meets Australian standards. For most radiographers and radiation therapists trained outside Australia, a positive ASMIRT assessment is a required step before you can apply for AHPRA registration.

ASMIRT’s own published timeframe is typically up to around 16 weeks from a complete application, though it can be faster. We help you prepare a complete, well-organised application from the start, which is the biggest factor in avoiding delays.

ASMIRT charges its own assessment fee directly, currently in the region of AUD 1,000 for overseas-qualified applicants — always worth confirming the exact current fee on ASMIRT’s own website, as it can change. This is separate from Zlado’s fee.

Typically your passport, degree certificate, academic transcripts, a clinical logbook or experience letters, your home-country licence or registration, and an English test result. We guide you through the exact list and help you get each document into the format ASMIRT expects.

ASMIRT issues one of a few outcomes, from a straightforward positive assessment to a recommendation for further training or experience. A positive ASMIRT outcome is what lets you move on to AHPRA registration — it’s a required step, not a guarantee, but well-prepared applications generally proceed smoothly.

No. ASMIRT assesses your qualification; AHPRA is the national board that actually registers you to practise in Australia. You need a positive ASMIRT assessment before AHPRA will register you as a radiographer or radiation therapist.