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Get a practitioner-reviewed university sick leave certificate online when illness or an unexpected injury affects your ability to study or attend classes and lectures.
Delivered by email. Medically reviewed by an AHPRA-registered practitioner, either a General Practitioner (MBBS, FRACGP) or Pharmacist, depending on clinical suitability.

Certificates issued
50,000+
Across Australia in 2025
Get a practitioner-reviewed university sick leave certificate online when illness or an unexpected injury affects your ability to study or attend classes and lectures.
Every request is assessed by an AHPRA-registered health practitioner before a certificate is issued. Once approved, your certificate is sent directly to your inbox, usually within minutes.
Reviewed by AHPRA-registered practitioners
Fair Work compliant certificates
Clinical guidance with every certificate
Optional phone assessment available
Secure, private, Australian-based service
Securing an online university sick leave certificate through OnCare Health requires four simple steps.
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Fill in your personal details and provide information about your symptoms. This form gives the reviewing practitioner the information they need to assess your request.
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Every request is assessed by a registered health practitioner. Additional information may be requested before a decision is made. Certificates are issued only where clinically appropriate.
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If your request is approved, your university sick leave certificate is emailed to you. Each certificate includes a QR code for verification purposes, allowing your university to confirm its authenticity.
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If you have any questions after receiving your certificate, our support team is here to help. You can reach us at support@oncarehealth.com.au.
Get a legitimate university sick leave certificate from the qualified practitioners at OnCare Health, trusted by universities across Australia.

All certificates are reviewed by an AHPRA-registered health professional and align with common university requirements.

The certificate is prepared to meet Fair Work Act requirements and includes a QR code for quick verification.

Your information is safe, stored on Australian servers, and handled in compliance with Australian privacy laws.

$12.99 covers the full review and certificate. There are no hidden fees, no gap payments, and no extra charges. Phone assessments are also available for $20.99, providing personalised guidance from a practitioner.
Many Australian universities require supporting medical documentation for missed attendance. A sick leave certificate may help satisfy this requirement. Without appropriate evidence, your request may not be approved under your university’s policies.
Certificates should be requested only when a student is genuinely unfit to attend classes due to illness or an unexpected injury. Every request is reviewed by a registered health professional before a certificate is issued.

You’ve missed lectures due to illness or unexpected injury.

You need to meet your university’s documentation requirements for recorded absences.

You need to provide evidence for compulsory classes missed due to illness or unexpected injury.
Please note: This university sick leave certificate is intended to support illness-related absences from classes. If you require an assignment extension, deferred assessment, or special consideration, check your university’s policies, as additional documentation or specific forms may be needed.
No hidden fees. No surprise extra charges.
Fully online process
Fast turnaround time
Review by an AHPRA-registered practitioner
QR code for verification
Secure digital delivery
Follow up by email if needed
Get a university sick leave certificate from an AHPRA-registered practitioner, with same-day delivery straight to your inbox.
In-person GP visit
$80 – 120+
Private telehealth GP
$50 – $80
OnCare Health
$12.99 online
Or $20.99 with a phone assessment for personalised guidance

Severe symptoms? Seek immediate medical care.
If you are experiencing any urgent or concerning symptoms, call 000 or attend your nearest emergency department immediately.
Our medical certificates are designed to comply with university leave guidelines throughout Australia. Every certificate issued by OnCare Health contains:
Certificates do not include a personal diagnosis. They confirm that you were assessed and found unfit for study or to attend your class during the specified period. This protects your privacy while still providing the formal documentation your university requires.
If your institution requests supporting information, OnCare Health can provide a supporting email upon request. While OnCare Health cannot guarantee acceptance by every university, certificates are issued following a clinical review and are formatted to include information commonly requested by Australian universities.
If you are unsure whether your university accepts online medical certificates, check your institution’s policies before submitting a request.
Yes. You can get a uni sick note online in Australia from an AHPRA-registered health practitioner, following an appropriate clinical assessment. OnCare Health offers this service fully online, with most requests reviewed and processed the same day.
Most Australian universities accept certificates issued by any AHPRA-registered health professional. It is worth checking your specific institution’s policies before submitting, as requirements can vary.
Universities can verify the authenticity of an OnCare Health certificate by scanning the QR code provided on the certificate. OnCare Health can also provide a supporting email to your university on request.
Most certificates are issued the same day, often within minutes of approval. If you have not received your certificate within a few hours, check your spam or junk folder and contact the support team at support@oncarehealth.com.au.
Yes. Under the Fair Work Act 2009, pharmacists can assess symptoms and issue certificates as valid evidence of absence. However, for more complex or serious conditions, we recommend an in-person consultation with a doctor.