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    Our advisory committees provide input, advice and recommendations to support the delivery of the national program. All advisory committees report to the OTA CEO, providing advice and recommendations on their areas of expertise.  The OTA has 3 types of committees that contribute to our…
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    Our Executive team is made up of our Chief Executive Officer, our National Medical Director and our Chief Operating Officer. Our executive consists of our Chief Executive Officer, our National Medical Director and our Chief Operating Officer. Chief Executive OfficerLucinda Barry commenced as…
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    We partner with a wide range of sporting, corporate and community organisations to increase awareness about organ and tissue donation in Australia. Our community partners receive funding though an annual Community Awareness Grants program. Our official partners receive funding though…
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    The Perioperative workshop is designed for perioperative nurses. The Perioperative workshop is designed for perioperative nurses.  This one-day workshop provides an overview of the donation process as well as an opportunity to discuss and explore topics that are unique to perioperative nurses…
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    The practical FDC workshop follows the core FDC workshop, expanding knowledge and providing specialist skills for having conversations with families about donation. The practical FDC workshop follows the core FDC workshop, expanding knowledge and providing specialist skills for having…
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    The privacy policy addresses how the OTA handles personal information, files, and information collected via the website. The Organ and Tissue Authority (OTA) has available two versions of our current privacy policy; a complete version and a condensed overview. The privacy policy addresses how the…
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    The PS Act requires the head of each agency to establish procedures for determining whether an employee has breached the Code and what sanction, if any, is to be imposed if a breach is found. The APS Code of Conduct sets out the behavioural standards expected of APS employees. The Code is set out…
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    The Australian and New Zealand Intensive Care Society (ANZICS) is the leading advocate for medical intensive care practice. The ANZICS Committee on Death and Organ Donation represents the society’s interests in matters related to neurological and… On this page you will find statements from…
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    Professional training related to organ and tissue donation for medical professionals. Professional training Professional training related to organ and tissue donation for medical professionals. Introductory…
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    The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (PID Act) commenced on 15 January 2014. The legislation creates a public interest disclosure scheme that promotes integrity and accountability in the Australian public sector. It does this by: The Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013 (PID Act)…
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We want all Australians to talk about organ and tissue donation. If you want to be a donor, make sure you tell your family and friends.

Registering is easy and only takes one minute. All you need is your phone, Medicare card and one minute to register.

It doesn’t matter how old you are, your medical history, your lifestyle, what country you’re from or how healthy you are — you can still register as an organ and tissue donor.

The Organ and Tissue Authority acknowledges the traditional owners of country throughout Australia, and their continuing connection to land, sea and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures, and to elders both past and present.

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