The Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control (ACIPC) is the peak body for infection prevention and control professionals (ICPs) in the region. The College was established to promote the profession and support its members. Our members are key practitioners and decision makers in the field of infection prevention and control and include nurses, healthcare workers, industry professionals, scientists, academics, educators, and policy makers.
ACIPC advocates for ICPs and infection prevention and control (IPC), focusing on leadership, education, and evidence-based practice for a healthy community. The College has a foundation of strong collegial relationships with members, key stakeholders and organisational partners. The strength of these relationships has enabled the development of high quality educational activities which support professional standards and credentialling frameworks.
Our Mission is advancing infection prevention and control across Australasia.
Our Vision is to reduce the burden of infection.
Our Values are Integrity, Openness, Ethics and Collegiality.
ACIPC Responds to CDC Vaccine Misinformation
The Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control (ACIPC) is deeply concerned by the...
October member profile – IPC in mental health
Did you catch our October member profile interview with Priscilla Singh and Shelley Cooper from St...
Congratulations Professor Marilyn Cruickshank
Congratulations to Professor Marilyn Cruickshank, 2025 Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing...
WHO November EPI-WIN webinar
ACIPC members are invited to attend the next WHO Health Emergencies EPI-WIN webinar. Date and...
Elaine Graham Robertson Award 2025 winner
Congratulations to Professor Sarah Lewis of Western Sydney University, winner of the 2025 Elaine...
South Australia SIG December Event
South Australian ACIPC members and non-members are invited to attend the SA Special Interest Group...
Sustainability in IPC Research grant winners
Congratulations to Anie Edward and Yvette Samisoni, joint winners of the ACIPC 2025 Sustainability...
ECR Grant award winner
Congratulations to Dr Josephine Lovegrove, recipient of the 2025 ACIPC Early Career Research...
Seed Research Grant award winner
Congratulations to Margaret Leong, recipient of the 2025 ACIPC Seed Research Grant. Margaret...
ACIPC25 – it’s a wrap!
The 2025 ACIPC International Conference was held from 16 - 19 November 2025 at the Hotel Grand...
Vascular Access Special Interest Group
The Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control (ACIPC) is proud to announce a...
2025 Annual General Meeting
The Annual General Meeting of the Australasian College for Infection Prevention and Control Ltd...
Education
Foundations of IPC Courses
The ACIPC Foundations of Infection Prevention and Control course provides a valuable pathway for further learning and is an important resource for those wishing to pursue a career as an Infection Control Professional.
Education
Blood Borne Virus Testing Course
This course is suitable for healthcare practitioners involved in undertaking HIV and Hepatitis testing in all healthcare settings including midwifery, acute care, community health, women’s health, correctional health, rural and remote health, refugee health, sexual health, and infection prevention and control practitioners.
Education
Foundations of IPC International Course
The ACIPC Foundations of Infection Prevention and Control – International (Foundations of IPC International) course provides a valuable pathway for further learning and is an important resource for those wishing to pursue a career as an Infection Control Professional.
Education
Online Short Course – Aged Care Settings
This course is designed for individuals from a variety of roles/professions working in an Aged Care Setting. It is recommended that participants have a background in nursing.
Education
Veterinary Foundations of IPC
The ACIPC Veterinary Foundations of Infection Prevention and Control (VFIPC) course is designed for all veterinary staff and aims to provide students with a broad understanding and introductory skills to enable them to assess, plan, implement and evaluate infection prevention and control activities within their veterinary workplace.
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