Christine Bennett

Develops and manufactures implantable heart pumps

The non-profit company is based in Sydney, Australia. The Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) is a professional organization representing over 30,000 medical specialists and trainees across 33 specialties in Australia and Aotearoa. It provides education and training pathways for physicians and paediatricians, including basic and advanced training, examinations, accreditation of training sites, and continuing professional development. The college supports diverse training environments through programs such as the Specialist Training Program, which promotes rural, private, and indigenous health service placements. RACP emphasizes indigenous health equity and cultural safety, advocates for healthcare policy, ethics, diversity, and gender equity, and engages members through committees and special interest groups. The organization invests in modernizing its infrastructure with initiatives like a new training management platform and a member relationship management system. It offers wellbeing resources, including a confidential 24/7 support program for counseling and coaching. Through the RACP Foundation, the college advances medical research and education by awarding fellowships, scholarships, grants, and prizes to support career development, research projects, and professional growth. The foundation and college also conduct educational research and evaluation to improve training quality and healthcare outcomes. The Royal Australasian College of Physicians was founded in 1938.

Provides patient care services

Operates as a health charities for kids

Provides cancer care and treatment services

Provides residential aged care services

Owns, operates and develops retirement villages

Engages in development of women participation in management activities

Operates as a hospital

Functions as a College/University

Develops software products for health care sector