Australia Competent Authority Pathway. Eligibility criteria? How to apply? What is PESCI?

[@napsworld3242]

Can you please give information about the specialist pathway for Australia?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. You can find related details at www.medicalboard.gov.au/registration/international-medical-graduates/specialist-pathway.aspx

[@bismarkoppong1342]

Thank you so much for the useful information. Can an IMG with provisional registration work with a private hospital in Australia during the initial 12months under supervision?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, an IMG with provisional registration in Australia can work in a private hospital under supervision during their initial 12 months, provided they meet the requirements set by the AHPRA and the Medical Board of Australia.

[@LEARNING-MEDICAL-EDUCATION]

i have passed usmle step 1, 2, 3. and did MD internal medicine from Nepal. how to practice in Australia. i have not gained graduate medical education in usa

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Having passed USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3, you’ve already cleared major international medical benchmarks. You may apply to the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) for provisional registration. Complete a 12-month supervised training period in an accredited Australian hospital. Upon successful completion, you can apply for General Registration with the Medical Board of Australia (AHPRA). For more details, kindly watch complete video.

[@sohakhan460]

Hi, I am done with 4 year residency in Radiology from pakistan and currently on Frcr pathway. After clearing FRCR and completing four year residency in pakistan, where do I stand in australian pathway? Does FRCR alone with post graduate training carry weightage in specialist pathway?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Holding the FRCR qualification enhances your application as it demonstrates that you have completed comprehensive, structured training equivalent to Australian standards. For radiologists, the assessing body is the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) which may consider parts or all of your FRCR training when assessing your application, potentially making the process faster and smoother.

[@ManishaGamit-v4d]

Hello, do doctors who come to Australia under the Competent Authority Pathway (CAT - A) also need to complete rotations (medicine, surgery, and emergency care) during their practice under provisional registration in Australia in order to be eligible for General Registration? In my case, I'm a doctor with over 6 years of experience in my home country as a Senior House Officer, plus PLAB 1 and 2, and 1 year of experience in the UK in Dermatology (RMO). Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly refer to Australian college of dermatologist official page for details at www.dermcoll.edu.au/health-professionals/becoming-a-dermatologist/specialist-pathway-overseas-dermatologists/

[@ManishaGamit-v4d]

@@InterfaceMedical I'm asking about the requirementy of doing rotations in Austrailia for doctors who come through the competenet authority pathway for RMO position, to obtain General Registration.

[@matchablossom1732]

Hi, thank you for the video! I wanted to ask you one thing though. I'm a medical student in Italy and, since we do not have a rotation program here, I am considering going to the UK for the Foundation Programme (two years of rotation). At the end of the first year, I'll be eligible for full GMC registration, not just provisional. I want to work in Australia and was considering the competent authority pathway, but there's a problem. Since I'll graduate from medical school in Italy, for the GMC, I'm eligible for provisional registration WITHOUT taking the PLAB 1&2 exams; I just need an English evaluation test. If I obtain full GMC registration and complete two years of rotations without taking the PLAB exams, will I still be eligible for the competent authority pathway?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. After having full GMC registration and having 12 months supervised experience component in the UK, then you may apply for required pathway.

[@arlynaugustine8969]

I have the same question as above. So doing plab or amc exam is not a requirement to apply for competent pathway?

[@InterfaceMedical]

@@arlynaugustine8969 Thanks for your comment. You may use different licensing exams (as explained in the video) with their additional experience to fulfill competitive pathway requirements.

[@ramish7564]

After spending two years on post IMM CPSP-HSE Ireland scholarship in Ireland, am i likely to get full comparability or partial?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly watch complete video, we already cleared such details.

[@Khan-vb4cm]

As a medical graduate from Pakistan Would I be able to work in Austrailia If I first complete Plab 1 and 2 and 12 months supervised Internship

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, you will be.

[@ayeshaakram8337]

For GP job, only GP experience is required? If someone has tertiary care or icu experience for 3 to 4 years, is it possible to get a job as GP?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Which licensing exam you are referring to?

[@ShreemalSJ]

Do junior doctors who come to Australia from the UK via the Competent Authority Pathway qualify to apply for Australian PR after completing 1 year of work in Australia? Is this a special PR route available only for doctors, or is it a points-based system where you get points for prior experience, age, English proficiency, etc.? I am an IMG, already 41, and planning to come to Australia once I complete my 12 months in the UK

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly visit www.immi.gov.au and review the details as per your own case.

[@drsivaprakashmbbs9118]

Hye Im a gp working in Ireland for 2 years. I done my Internship in my home country and directly registered with Ireland medical Council . Am I eligible for competent authority pathway?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly watch ''What is competent authority pathway?''' part for details.

[@thatwasantique6708]

Hello,just graduated with a bsc anaesthesia technology. How can apply to get a job in Australia

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly refer to related consultants in this regard, they will be able to update you regarding different requirements for Anaesthetic Technician to be able to work in different Australian states/cities.

[@thatwasantique6708]

@@InterfaceMedical thanks Abt getting a licensing can you do the whole process online or it requires you to be in Australia to do it?

[@InterfaceMedical]

@@thatwasantique6708 Thanks for your update. Kindly visit AAAHP Australia website in this regard.

[@DrAllkane]

Hi, I'm a recent graduate from India, and I'm interested in Competent pathway, via UK I've heard that the dates are hard to get for PLAB 1 and 2, is it true? And does competent pathway ensures easier job opportunities in Australia?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Yes, its true for PLAB dates. Kindly watch another of video for comparative review regarding PLAB & AMC at kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZLQnaqcZpaffJo

[@panda12683]

Is there any email address I can use to ask a specific question?

[@InterfaceMedical]

[e-mail]

[@blackandwhite7297]

How many times i can attend qchp exm

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Kindly watch related guideline video for QCHP at kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIWYgIhqZ55pmck

[@laveezatayyab8420]

Is Ireland eligible for competent authority pathway?

[@InterfaceMedical]

Thanks for your comment. Yes. For details, kindly watch complete video.