Declaring your fitness to practise

  1. Summary
  2. Qualifications details
  3. Registration and licensing history
  4. Work history
  5. Declaring your fitness to practise
  6. Insurance and indemnity
  7. How much does it cost to apply?
  1. Employer references
  2. How long will it take to process my application?
  3. Completing an identity check
  4. When will you make a decision on my application for registration?
  5. I am ready to apply
  6. The AA Registration Assessment (AARA)

What you need to tell us when you apply for registration

As part of your application, we’ll ask you nine questions about your health and fitness to practise.

Before you answer the questions, we recommend you read our guide on ‘What to tell us when you apply’.

We only need to know about things that could affect your ability to work as an anaesthesia associate or lower the public’s confidence in this profession. The guidance will help you decide what you do and don’t need to tell us about. We may refuse registration if you give us information that isn’t true or don’t tell us something you should have. But just because you tell us about something doesn’t mean you can’t join the register. We treat all the information you give us confidentially.

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