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Last Updated: 31 July 2025
This form is for HIV s100 prescribers only to self-submit activities towards their annual Prescriber Point requirements. All submissions are reviewed by the ASHM Prescriber Team before points are awarded.
For additional information, read our FAQ’s below
Access the MyASHM learning portal by logging in with your username and chosen password to check your current points, add or edit your practice listings and submit any eligible external HIV educational activities for Prescriber Points.
For ASHM activities, including courses, conferences, and online modules, ASHM staff will record attendance/ completion and allocate HIV Prescriber Points accordingly. Note, it is the responsibility of each attendee to sign the attendance sheet at all face-to-face events. For non-ASHM activities, you will need to submit the activity to ASHM via the Prescriber Portal. You must provide adequate details regarding the activity and the learning outcomes along with any relevant documentation (e g certificate of completion, correspondence with specialist, copy of journal article, etc). You should submit activities as you complete them throughout the calendar year.
External Training Providers: ASHM encourages external education providers to submit their HIV Prescriber Point activities for adjudication. We welcome additional opportunities for HIV s100 Prescribers to achieve their HIV Prescriber Points. Please contact HIV[email protected] au to request a copy of the Application for Adjudication of Educational Activity form and attendance sheet
The below list are suggestions for HIV Prescriber Point activities, for a more comprehensive list, view page 7 in the HIV Prescriber Manual.
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Becoming an ASHM Ordinary Member or renewing your annual membership will give you 2 x HIV Prescriber Points.
To renew or register, visit the membership page and follow the prompts to purchase membership.
For more detailed information regarding membership categories, cost and benefits please review our Membership Prospectus.
You can also contact Membership Services and register over the phone (02) 8204 0756 or by using the form on the contact us membership page.
| Name & Registration Link | Date and Time | HIV prescriber points |
|---|---|---|
| ACT/NSW HIV s100 Prescriber Update | Co-morbidity Management for HIV and Cardiovascular Diseases | 4 June 2025, 7:00 – 8:00pm (AEST) | 2 |
| Project ECHO: Age Positively | Monthly sessions. | 2 per session |
Clinical Education Sessions are run in collaboration between ASHM and Sydney Sexual Health Centre (SSHC). These sessions provide updates on important emerging developments in HIV and STIs, giving clinicians opportunities to integrate the latest evidence into diagnosis and management strategies in their clinical settings. They also offer HIV Prescribers the opportunity to earn HIV Prescriber points.
Clinical Education Sessions are run every second Wednesday and generally consist of a 60-minute Clinical Education Seminar presented by physicians and specialists. Sessions are delivered virtually via Zoom online webinar.
To register, email [email protected] to be added to our 2025 update list. Once signed up, you will receive notifications and a link to join the next Clinical Education Session the day before the session.
To earn HIV Prescriber points, HIV Prescribers must attend the full Clinical Education Session live or watch past sessions via the MyASHM Prescriber Portal. Session can be recorded via the MyASHM Portal for 2 HIV Prescriber Points each. Attendance at every Clinical Education Seminar is not compulsory—choose the sessions that suit your needs and schedule.
Explore this year’s program and find out more on the ASHM/SSHC Clinical Education Sessions webpage.
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Course Name |
Date and Time |
Registration page |
HIV Prescriber Points |
| National | |||
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HIV s100 Prescriber & Clinical Care Forum |
13 Nov, 20 Nov and 27 Nov 2025 – 7:00pm (AEDT) |
2 per session |
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|
Ask Us Anything Series – HIV Edition |
4 December 2025, 7:00pm – 8:30pm (AEDT) |
Registration Page Link | 2 |
| New South Wales | |||
|
HIV s100 Prescriber Update |
TBC |
TBC |
2 if watching live, 1 if watching recording |
| Queensland | |||
|
HIV s100 Prescriber Update |
23 April |
TBC |
2 if watching live, 1 if watching recording |
To check your HIV prescriber point points:
This will give you an overview of your current prescriber points against the required number. Click on the relevant accreditation year to view activities that are already submitted.
HIV s100 prescribers who primarily work in a hospital, a sexual health clinic attached to a hospital, or a publicly funded sexual health clinic are considered exempt from continuing professional development and do not need to earn HIV prescriber points to maintain their s100 accreditation. This excludes GP registrars who must earn HIV CPD regardless of their primary setting.
Exempt prescribers are still encouraged to complete ASHM courses and prescriber point activities to maintain clinical competency.
If exempt prescriber changes settings, their classification as an exempt prescriber is subject to change.
No, if you have attended an ASHM course (online or in-person) or an ASHM conference associated with Prescriber points, your Prescriber points will be automatically awarded. Please allow up to two weeks after the course/conference for the Prescriber points to appear on your record.
Prescriber points associated with ASHM on-demand online learning modules are automatically applied and should appear on your record in 24 hours.
Your prescriber status will be changed to ‘on leave’, meaning you are NOT authorised to prescribe the associated s100 medications. ASHM will email you to confirm your status change and inform the relevant state/territory health department.
You can contact ASHM to reinstate your prescribing rights at any time. You can find contact details at: Contact and Enquires
To add a new listing to an ASHM prescriber map:
If you want the same listing to appear as an HBV listing on the HBV map, an HIV listing and a PrEP listing on the HIV/PrEP, you must create the listing separately for each medication.
Note: only current HIV and HBV s100 prescribers will be shown on the associated maps.
To update your existing listing:
To delete a listing: select the arrow on the right-hand side of the listing > select ‘Delete’ from the drop-down.
To delete your existing listing:
To update your existing listing:
To delete a listing: select the arrow on the right-hand side of the listing > select ‘Delete’ from the drop-down.
If you are a HIV s100 prescriber with a query about prescriber points or renewals, please contact ASHM via the below form.
ASHM Head Office - Sydney
Level 3, 160 Clarence Street Sydney, NSW 2000
Tel: (+61) 02 8204 0700
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