Australasia's Leading Body

The ACSEP Specialist Training Program is the only accredited pathway to becoming a Sport and Exercise Physician in Australasia. Designed for medical doctors, the program combines hands-on clinical experience, academic learning and leadership development across three progressive stages. Registrars train primarily in private practice settings under the supervision of experienced Fellows, while gaining exposure to team care, event coverage, research, and more. This competency-based program equips Registrars with the skills to manage a broad range of patients, from elite athletes to those with chronic conditions, using exercise as a core element of treatment and prevention.

ACSEP offers a range of membership categories to support medical professionals at every stage of their Sport and Exercise Medicine journey. From students and registrars in training, to Fellows, international medical graduates, and those in retirement, each membership provides tailored access to professional development, events, educational resources, and community engagement. Whether you're pursuing Fellowship, maintaining CPD requirements, or simply staying connected to the field, there's a membership to suit your professional needs.

​The Australasian College of Sport and Exercise Physicians (ACSEP) offers a range of educational events and courses designed to enhance the skills of medical professionals in the field of sport and exercise medicine. Key offerings include the Management of Sports Trauma (MOST) Course, which provides essential training for managing traumatic sporting injuries both on and off the field . Additionally, the Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound Workshop equips participants with the knowledge to integrate ultrasound imaging into their clinical practice . ACSEP also hosts annual conferences and one-day events that feature expert speakers and cover current topics in sport and exercise medicine . These programs are integral to the ACSEP's commitment to advancing professional development and excellence in the field.

ACSEP’s CPD Program supports the ongoing development of Sport and Exercise Medicine practitioners, ensuring they meet registration and professional requirements in Australia and New Zealand. Accredited by the AMC and MCNZ, the program is open to ACSEP Fellows and eligible external medical practitioners with a demonstrated interest in the field. Participants must complete a range of professional learning, evaluation, and cultural safety activities each year, with detailed guidance provided in the CPD Program Handbook. ACSEP also delivers recognised CPD activities, including workshops, online learning, and an annual conference.