Educate
Provide accredited specialist training to trainee doctors who have completed their medical degree and wish to further specialise as physicians in Australia or New Zealand.
Provide continuing professional development and education for specialists who have completed their physician training and have become Fellows of the RACP.
Assess Overseas Trained Physicians who wish to practise as physicians in Australia or New Zealand
Hold events including conferences, training sessions and continuing professional development workshops.
Provide opportunities for physicians and trainee physicians to connect as a community of physicians in Australia and New Zealand
Advocate
For healthcare policies that promote the interests of our profession, our patients and our communities
Innovate
Collaborate to lead innovation in the delivery of specialist medicine in a constantly changing world.
Collaborate to develop world-leading medical education programs for the specialists of tomorrow.
Support medical graduates, Fellows and trainee physicians education and research by awarding fellowships, grants and prizes to both early career medical researchers, and later career stage Fellows.
Governance
A Board of Directors supported by a range of committees and councils governs the RACP. Find out more about the Board and Governance and Fellow-led RACP Committees.

Structure
The RACP is comprised of two Divisions and three Faculties. Each Division has a number of Chapters. Learn more about RACP Divisions, Faculties and Chapters.