Medical retirement is instigated by the agency as a last resort when it is evident from a medical assessment that an eligible member can no longer perform their duties. Medical retirement is not initiated by an employee.

The Police Compensation Scheme commenced on 1 January 2022 and enhances the level of care and support provided to officers who are no longer able to serve as a result of being injured in the line of duty and supplements existing in-service and post-service entitlements, including the former officer medical benefits scheme.

Documents

• Permanent Impairment Assessment - What to Expect
• Form PC1 - Request to Arrange Assessment  of Degree of  Permanent Impairment
• Form PC2 - Request for Assessment by AMS of Degree of Permanent Impairment
• Form PC3 - Evaluation of Degree of Permanent Impairment Report
• Form PC4 - Certificate of Degree of Permanent Impairment
• Form PIRS - Psychiatric Impairment Rating Scale
• Form PC5 - Acceptance of Amount of Compensation
• Form PC7 - Requirement to Produce Relevant Documents for Impairment Assessment
• Form PC7a - Requirement to Undergo Test, Examination or Assessment
• Form PC7b - Requirement to Produce Information for Impairment Assessment
• Form PC8 - Third Party Consent to Produce Documents or Information for Impairment Assessment
• Form PC9 - Report on Member or Medically Retired Member’s Condition Not Stabilised
  
• Form PC10 - Certificate Where Member or Medically Retired Member's Condition Not Stabilised
• Police Compensation Scheme AMS Providers
• Police Compensation Scheme Information Brochure
• Police Compensation Scheme Frequently Asked Questions

 If you have any questions please email us at PoliceCompensationSMAIL@police.wa.gov.au.