Doctor pathways Australia | How to get registered as doctor?

[@EmergencyFocus]

MEMBERSHIPS EXAMS OF UK NOT CURRENTLY RECOGNISED IN AUSTRALIA FOR REGISTRATION OR SPECIALISATION OR FOR ANY REASON AT ALL

[@Dr.Niharika123]

It means if someone do MRCP they can not migrate to Australia but if they registered with GMC after doing MRCP and one year practice in UK.?? Plab is the only option??

[@EmergencyFocus]

@@Dr.Niharika123 Yes PLAB is the CAP accepted route, NOT MRCP or IRELAND or anything else

[@Sudhansup04]

If an img has done plab and then has cleared mrcp with cct, can he get speciality training in australia?

[@Usamakhan433]

​@@EmergencyFocusdo we get aphra registration after passing pesci Gp exam as general physician or do we go for training as general physician under any supervisor.do they recognize three years of experience of primary health care of Pakistan for pesci Gp exam?

[@hussainabdullahansari46]

You are actually the first person who gave a detailed information regarding amc Kindly keep uploading these kind of videos Thank you very much Dr. Rizwan

[@professionalsolutionsdoctors]

This video on doctor pathways in Australia is incredibly informative! The detailed explanation of the registration process and the various pathways available for international medical graduates is invaluable for those looking to practice medicine in Australia. Thank you for providing such valuable guidance!

[@unuruubatsuuri5155]

Thank you for doing your videos in english. So that any IMG benefits from it. Keep up your good work and wish you good health!

[@anthonyovadje834]

I really love how explicit and explanatory your videos are. I am an IMG from Nigeria and will look to come over to Australia via the competency pathway.. wish me luck

[@smitraninga]

Thank you for your videos and CV course. Much helpful. I am working in NHS and have already received 2-3 offers from hospitals in QLD.

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thanks for the feedback doctor Sam

[@ahmedaskar95]

Hello Dr Rizwan , It would be appreciated if you Could you make a video explianing in details the Short Training Pathway

[@piapatel1513]

I haven't worked in 8 years. I graduated as Medical doctor from a Ukrainian university and moved to turkey after graduation, worked in the field of medical tourism as a consultant for foreign patients at several Turkish hospitals but never did any internship or took any licensing exams. So there is a huge clinical gap and no internship certificate from India or Turkey. Now we want to move to Australia with my husband. Which pathway for me who is a medical graduate with no internship no clinical practice and no license with a gap of 8 years.

[@rutujoshi5675]

Nice informative video.can you please make video on area of need( AON ) PATHWAY?

[@areej705]

Very informative. Kindly guide about the phd pathway after mbbs and mphil there.. I want to pursue that

[@maheentahir5620]

Thank you for such great information. I want to get inquire about specialist recognition pathway. I am FCPS histopathologist with 4 years post fcps experience. Please tell what are steps in specialist recogntion pathway

[@khaledortho6360]

What are the requirements of the short term traing , ?? Its better if u make a detailed video about this pathway

[@EmergencyFocus]

Will do

[@noorhussainkhaliqi9310]

Hello Dr Rizwan!! Thanks alot for all the informations. So, as one of the Afghan M.D, what are the ways to register myself for AMC or any other exam of Australia

[@ankitgoriya7543]

Hello Dr Rizwan, Thank you for all of your videos ... I have one question, is it possible to apply for both AMC part 1 and speciality pathway ???

[@victorinhoungbadji9628]

yes doctor I am in Africa in the middle of the process of coming to Australia

[@denizcengiz6030]

Hello doctor, thank you for the amazing video. I have completed my internal medicine residency of 4 years and worked as an IM specialist for 2.5 years outside of UK, now i have completed MRCP exams and start a nontraining senior fellow job in UK. My question is, can i work as an IM specialist in australia after working 2 years in UK? Do i need to take additionals exams?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Not with MRCP

[@newshavakilzadian5240]

Would you please explain about an “IMG from EEU who has entered residency program in uk without doing Plabs, due to the Brexit rules” does she need to do AMC exams in a specialist pathway route?

[@abdulhafeezkhan9105]

Thankyou dr Rizwan for guiding doctors to have a bright future ahead. I have a question here. I had done Mcps Anaesthesia in 2017. And i have 5 yrs post graduation work experience. I am almost 48 yrs old. Do i have some scope of job in peripheral rural areas of Australia ??

[@EmergencyFocus]

This is tough … MCPS is not yet recognised as an exam for any registration route m. Try do amc 1 age must not restrict you… if you feel you need some help … join our course, currently no 1 in Australia 🇦🇺 www.emergencyfocus.net/amc

[@Dr.Niharika123]

Hello Dr 1)Can you please tell what will be the best route to migrate to Australia for a doctor who has done mrcp and is registered with gmc? 2)For an undergraduate doctor who has a work experience of 4 years plus and wish to migrate to AUSTRALIA from INDIA , which will be the best thing to do PLAB,MRCP,AMC(fastest and convenient of all)? Please help

[@shank.m]

Thank you for this video Dr. Rizwan. I have cleared my plab exams and got my gmc registration. However it seems very challenging to land the first NHS job in the UK at the moment. I’ve been applying to various UK hospitals for the past 4-5 months but no luck. Is there any way I can work in Australia as a junior doctor without NHS experience? I’m currently working in India btw. Thank you very much.

[@brobom-nb8vk]

Hello Doctor Rizwan , thankyou so much for helping IMGs its a great video for sure , please tell me in CAP pathway we don't need to appear in amc 2 to get full Registration ???

[@himanshi2488]

Hello Dr Rizwan, thank you for being our biggest motivation. I’m an intern HO from Sri Lanka who have passed AMC part1. What chance do you think I would have to get into the Australian system without doing part 2, after completing internship? Any tips please?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Do internship and also 12months of acute medicine and EM experience, you will be good as gold !

[@Zahishjan]

Mr. Himanshi can u tell how did u pass the amc ?? Books Preparation time

[@martapallas499]

Hello Dr.Rizwan, first of all thank you so much for your videos so are very helpful! I have a question, I will be graduated soon in Spain and I will recognise my degree by the GMC (just by doing the OET english exam and applying for registration) and start doing the foundation year 2 in the UK (if we come from spain we can start at Foundation year 2). In this case and after 12 months supervised in a UK hospital, can I apply for the Competent Authority Pathway? Thank you so much

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thanks for appreciating the content. As per AHPRA website CAP does not have Spain in their list yet. People do contact me with scenarios of getting GMC registration via UK membership exams and MTI pathways but still no updates on AHPRA website to recognise them as CAP. www.medicalboard.gov.au/registration/international-medical-graduates/competent-authority-pathway.aspx

[@EmergencyFocus]

have to do AMC mate ...spain is not on eligibility list for AMC exemption

[@zeeshanchishti261]

Hi there! I am from Pakistan and have done my FCPS in Obstetrician & Gynecology in 2019, having more than 15 years experience in said field. What's the way to get work permit and permanent residency in Aussi?

[@3Greview]

Hello Dr. Rizwan. I have done MBBS, Diploma in orthopaedics and fellowship in arthroscopy and sports medicine at India. The fellowship is NHS recognised. I am a practising consultant orthopaedic surgeon here in India since 6 years. I also have teaching experience in a medical college. I was also Medical superintendent of a 100 bedded hospital here for a year. Will I be able to take the specialist pathway? Another query is whether it’s mandatory to get a PR prior to job application?

[@FarehaSaleem-en9br]

Pesci very complicated pathway

[@thedoctor381]

Hello Dr Rizwan , thank you for your knowledgeable videos. I work as SHO in general internal medicine in the UK , I’ve got a job as SRMO/junior reg in medicine in Canberra and other one is unaccredited trainee JMO in emergency in NSW ? Some people mentioned on videos that SRMO is more senior and RMO would be better to start in Australia , would you please explain to me what’s the difference between SRMO and RMO from your experience ? Because my experience in basically in internal medicine but they said that SRMO so I got worried.

[@EmergencyFocus]

Not much of a difference Year II resident is SRMO, if you have worked in the UK , SRMO job will be OK

[@yasir214]

Please make a video of GP pesci

[@EmergencyFocus]

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[@mauliksoni2776]

Hello Doctor... I am working as a pulmonologist in Gujarat, India with 9 yrs of experience...how can I apply to practice in Australia...do I need to pass any exam..?...Pls guide... TIA

[@saadhussain-x3y]

does the limited registration for IMG need employment offer letter? or can apply with out offer then after approval can look for job? \

[@shahtalalmahmooddihan5098]

If I get GMC registration through MRCEM and work in UK for one year,then can I try competent pathway?

[@shilpamaryalias3681]

Sir... What pathway you suggest for mbbs + ortho pg in India... Whether go for standard pathway or write plab 1&2 and get uk experience and then try competent pathway?

[@emdoc1251]

Could you plz talk about the specialist pathway for EM

[@EmergencyFocus]

acem.org.au/Content-Sources/Overseas-Qualified-Specialists/Assessment-of-Specialist-International-Medical-Gra/Specialist-Assessment

[@FarehaSaleem-en9br]

❤❤❤pep specialist pathway is best❤❤❤

[@shadmansifat880]

Would you please make a video about ACRRM?

[@shaziamahar3645]

Hello dr rizwan so nice of u n thanks alot for making very informative vidoe can u give some idea for drs who did fcps from Pakistan in pediatric speciality n wanted to settle in australia which pathway suits with family Thanks in advance

[@Nauman874]

I have heard Australia has started accepting MRCGP INTERNATIONAL AS a recognised qualifications ? Is this true?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Yes that's true as highlighted in my GP pathway australia video

[@ragaviv1930]

Hi. Am currently doing my MD pathology year 2, is there a way to get registered in australia after short term training... As i can't apply for specialist pathway without work experience in home country

[@science1943]

Need a clarification. If a fresh medical graduate finish USMLE step 1 and 2 ,Can they apply or do they have to complete residency training in USA

[@EmergencyFocus]

2 years residency in US required !

[@javariakhurshid3301]

I have completed postgraduation in Pakistan and the useless membership exam of uk obgyn. Cant make out the specialist pathway. And their requirements. Amc is important?

[@hypergoharism1]

Hi Dr Rizwan Thanks a lot for all of your useful videos. I am currently working as an ICU specialist, can I go through the standard pathway then join ICU training pathway but with reduced numbers of years given my ICU background. Thank you in advance!

[@EmergencyFocus]

Send CICM in Australia email they might be able to guide...

[@sarwarhusensakib8491]

Sir I'm studying medical post graduation in radiology at sechenov university Russia. The length of the programme is 2 years. Would it be recognised in Australia

[@samiatariq2604]

Thanks for video...I want to ask I am a dow graduate...did MCPS in dermatology...after that 7 years experience as specialist in pakistan now working as a specialist in Saudi Arabia. Is specialist parhway is a better option for me

[@Abdallahsomali148]

Good day sir ! which pathway should i apply if i have FRCR. Thank you

[@juanja889]

Hello doctor. Can an IMG get a job in Australia with full GMC registration (through Plab exams) without doing any work in the UK?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Need 12 month UK work experience as per rules

[@bincymathews1784]

Sir first of all really thankful to u for d effort u r putting for people like us. I have done mbbs , md pediatrics and cleared mrcpch. With 1 year practise in uk will i b able to come to australia? If not shud i write plab or amc to come to australia ???

[@EmergencyFocus]

Absolutely and always a pleasure. You should write amc exam part 1 and with your credentials you can easily get a job provided a good mentorship !

[@Med_Talk2049]

I have done fcps general Surgery 4 years back. Am i eligible for short term training pathway? And if yes, how can I improve my chances of getting selected? Regards

[@rmuralee81]

Hi Dr, thank you so much for your informative videos. Quick question I am MBBS from Sri Lanka - recognized one Did MRCEM United Kingdom, recognized postgraduate for GMC full registration. Did full GMC registration and working as EMERGENCY medicine middle grade doctor in UK for 12 months . My question is - Can i register with AMC and work in Australia without AMC exam? Please guide , thank you

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hmmm not with the credentials you have mentioned but extremely good chance if you pass amc1 only

[@rmuralee81]

@@EmergencyFocus Thank you so much for your guidance

[@muzamil962]

will the junior doctors be paid during their one year of working in Australia on provisional license basis after coming through competitive pathway from uk?if yes then how much?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Of course yes, A$80-120K p.a pretax

[@muzamil962]

@@EmergencyFocus i will be in touch with you inshAllah..really looking forward to come to Australia

[@realbobbyaxel]

Hi Doctor, can I get into Psychiatry residency in australia after finishing FY2 in the UK and having completed the PLAB exams? Can you tell me some details about it ?

[@EmergencyFocus]

shouldn't be a problem after FY2 CAP apply for jobs in psych or start off with 6months in ED and 6month psych then you apply for full AHPRA reg and straight after psychiatry training jobs

[@yanuarzulkarnaen-hz4yc]

Will MRCP accepted in Australia.

[@horizongaming9112]

Hello doc the radiologist you talked about had completed 2years as specialist in pakistan after completing fcps to get her training period completely waived off ?

[@mohammedsalahuddin2736]

Hello Dr Rezwan... I have completed MD in Critical Care Medicine from Bangladesh, which is a 5 years training programme in 2020. Now working as a specialist for 3.5 yrs in Bangladesh. How can I proceed to work in Australia? Regards

[@SibghaZafar-z4b]

Thank you so much for info. I have done FCPS ANESTHESIA FROM PAKISTAN.. currently working in NHS UHB .FOR. 2 years via MTI pathway . I got GMC. By sponsorship rout . What is the possible pathway for me to apply for registration and training in anesthesia in Australia?

[@hamzasanan-yh1vi]

AOA I did my MCPS at Pakistan (PIMS)in gynae and obs with 15yrs of independent work as gynaecologist mainly obstetrician may I apply for specialist recognition pathway?? may I have to go through AMC1 and 2 and all those exams??

[@attaulmohsincheema9445]

Thanks for the useful video. I am FCPS trainee Emergency Medicine, about to appear in my exit exam. I have completed MRCEM, currently working as international training fellow at Registrar level (CPSP scholarship program) in UK Hospital. After completing my 5 year FCPS training and FCPS-II exit exams, I want to work in Australia as SIMGs. Is it mandatory to have a 2 year experience at consultant level post in Pakistan to become eligible for specialist pathway? And if I come to Australia via SIMGs pathway, will the fellowship FACEM be by exam or by election? Thank you

[@EmergencyFocus]

2 years consultant exp is a must. Most likely will have to do FACEM exam. Check with college through. MRCEM does not have an benefit here in Aus

[@abdullahmalik718]

Hi Doctor Rizwan! Very helpful video for me really. thanks allot.❤ I am about to complete my Housejob in Pakistan. Basicaally I want to do specialisation in Australia.But I have limited resources.I can only afford PLAB. So,my question is---if I do PLAB and 12 months FY2 job in UK,then how much time it may take to start CAP & get a job in Australia? Secondly, is CAP has any impact on choosing speciality program in Australia?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Once you have completed 12 months clinical work in the UK as a Pakistani or Indian IMG, you will not come to Australia...plain statistics, most CAP are UK white doctors...we as subcontinent get used to a system ...see my PLAB vs AMC video in which I have talked about it ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pojZqGitiKdkmKc

[@AnaesthMe]

Can i with general conditioned registration apply for PR?

[@javariakhurshid3301]

How to apply for specialist pathway. Do we have to take amc for that .

[@theblissjournal4841]

Hi Dr. I am an Indian medical graduate doing my second year of post graduate training in Medicine. When I pass out and get recognised as having both degrees of MBBS and MD medicine, can I opt for the third pathway and get recognised as a specialist in Australia "? Also importantly, I wish to do a private chamber practice- if I were to do it back in India, I am aware of the ways I could go about it but what about in Australia? Can I have my own chamber practice ? 😊

[@y.erfanian2816]

I am a senior physician in radiology in Germany with 5 years of experience after passing my specialist examination. Can I pursue further specialization and seek recognition in Australia?

[@ayeshakhalid-gl4qo]

Hi Dr Rizwan, I have graduated from Pakistan, and I have done FCPS in Paediatrics. I got GMC by MTI pathway and am currently working as a senior clinical fellow, which is a supervised post for 2 years.My question is, am I eligible to apply for a competent authority pathway?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Amazing credentials Dr...I do get this question a lot. Competent authority pathway (till now) requires "PLAB" +12 months UK clinical experience. As off now you have to pass FULL PLAB. However, based on your credentials, if you pass AMC 1 you are very likely to get a job in Australia straight after AMC 1

[@asmamehr6129]

Dr Rizwan I am in a similar situation like this lady here. Fcps gen surgery, MRCS, working as a registrar in Uk. I did take AmC 1 long time ago as well. Do you think If I apply for central campaigns in Australia there is any chance I would get a job? Secondly is it a must to do first job at RMO level or they would consider my experience as a registrar??

[@insaneroute]

Hi Dr. Rizwan. My wife is an MBBD MD (Obs/Gynae) with over 12 years of work experience in Indian Govt Medical College as a junior consultant level. She completed her MRCOG back in 2020 & just started working in UK as a specialist registrar in Obs/Gynae. What are her prospects in Aus? How can she enter into Aus Medical system in same obs/gynae field? Please assist. Thanks.

[@EmergencyFocus]

O&G is super competitive, she may have to restart from scratch in australia

[@insaneroute]

@@EmergencyFocus plan dropped 😃

[@roshnifurtado9764]

Hello sir .. Im 2nd year resident in MS ophthalmology .. i would like to go to Australia and work in ophthalmology itself and practice .. could u plz guide me ?

[@piriaprasad9115]

Can you tell me the channel to enter Australia for an Indian gynaecologist

[@VideoinaRow]

I have done my fcps medicine as well as mrcp part-1 been working under primary healthcare for last 3 years now. Could you tell me what pathyway I should opt?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Standard or GP PESCI

[@VideoinaRow]

@@EmergencyFocus Dr. Rizwan can I have your number please?

[@EmergencyFocus]

@@VideoinaRow [e-mail]

[@nusratjui7310]

Hello Dr Rizwan. Thanks for the video and answering all ques as well. I completed both usmle and mrcp, currently working as a medical registrar in nhs. Can I work in australia through CAP. If my age exceeds 45, Can I still get PR in australia. And also what could be my further career growth, should I enter into a training in australia. Is it tough to get in medicine

[@mssalahudinayubi]

Hi friend Is ielts or oet is compulsory for amc exam?

[@akankshajadhav606]

Hello Dr Rizwan, I wanted to ask the most common pathway, which you told about first. Is it the same if I’m interested in residency for public health and preventive medicine after mbbs from India.

[@EmergencyFocus]

MPH from University doesn’t require to sit amc exams as you will be considered a student. However, mph does not help you get into clinical medicine. GP might be more suited

[@anumaryantony838]

Hi doctor..i just completed my MD microbiology from India n i have total 4 yrs experience in microbiology dept( 3:yrs pg plus one year senior residentship).....in which pathway i would selec ?

[@victorinhoungbadji9628]

My big dream is to become a doctor in medicine, can nurses access medical university?

[@pranikesara2852]

Hello Dr. Rizwan I have completed my MBBS in India and trying to come to Australia for postgraduation. Can you help me with any pathway that I can apply without a AMC part 1 exam?

[@EmergencyFocus]

In your case....Best pathway is AMC 1 + at least 12 more months in good acute clinical jobs in India + ACLS and APLS courses and then you will have a better chance

[@chandrasegarkabishek4907]

hello Dr Rizwan can i able to do AMC 1 exam at the end of my third year in the 6 year MD program

[@howwhy1622]

Hi Dr Rizwan, thank you very much for the informative video! I've studied and graduated in Malaysia under RCSI & NUI (Ireland) programme. Have also completed 2 years of training as junior doctor here in Malaysia. May I ask if I'm eligible for the competent authority pathway?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Standard to my understanding but do check with AHPRA

[@Kratos-kq8ll]

Hello sir thanks for the video I wanted to ask if we have more then 2year experience in emergency and mrcem part A what pathway to choose for working in Australia and at what post we can expect ? Thank you

[@EmergencyFocus]

Yes, definitely

[@Dr_Adrenaline]

Hi Dr Rizwan. The one who had chosen the Plab pathway and successfully completed 12 months of FY2 in UK and want to come to the Australia. Then he will directly come in residency or he/she have to appear for AMC 2 too?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Cap

[@hussainabdullahansari46]

Can i be recognized by amc after working 2years in ireland? And get a job and training in australia I have currently did my MBBS/housejob from Services hospital lahore/SIMS Or can you guide me whats the best pathway for me (My brother is actually a permanent resident here in australia)

[@faizazulfiqar182]

Hello Dr rizwan. I did my MCPS in dermatology from Pakistan and now working in Saudi Arabia as registrar dermatology since 7 years. So kindly can you suggest me what pathway is suitable for me to get registration in Australia and continue my work there?

[@EmergencyFocus]

The answer to this is very subjective and depends on various factors. For personalized insight, I recommend you check out this link into your career: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

[@saudelongevidade3994]

i am a cardiologist in Brazil with almost 30 years of experience. How do i apply to register in Australia?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hello, you can acquire personalized guidance using this link if you're confused: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

[@arishamemon9647]

Hello Dr. Rizwan I am MBBS and M.Phil Anatomy from Pakistan. Now can you please guide me about jobs as a teaching doctor? How can a get that and amc registration is required for that ?

[@dishakalola4740]

Hello Dr Rizwan Please guide me... I have completed MD in pediatrics (3 years) in India and 1 year senior residency in pediatrics Which pathway i should go for Australia And what are my chances for specialist pathway?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Please send email to FRACP. Paediatric is different to mainstream specialities

[@ballojichaitanya3842]

Hi I did my MD PAEDIATRICS in India and had 5 years experience in UK. What is the scope and chances of me becoming consultant in picu in Australia. Kindly explain. Thank you

[@EmergencyFocus]

Paediatric consultant positions are very competitive and NICU is further limited as it's offered in handful of hospitals

[@victorinhoungbadji9628]

I am in public health professional degree in nursing science and my desire is to work as a nurse

[@anishbhanu8951]

Sir how I book and appointment with you

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hi Anish send me an email: [e-mail] or your can purchase a 1:1 session from the website www.emergencyfocus.net/event-details/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@vighneshs5399]

What about pathologist via specialist pathways

[@EmergencyFocus]

Not a clinical speciality i m aware off

[@drpain2249]

Hello, This is Dr Ragesh from India. Completed MD in Anesthesia, Fellowship in Pain medicine for 2 years. Working as consultant for 6 months in India. What pathway should I take ? Area of need pathway or Specialist pathway ? If AON pathway is needed to be taken, can u please elaborate on this.

[@EmergencyFocus]

Need to be a consultant for 2 + years in your country. All the steps are covered in how to get into specialist training in Australia 🇦🇺 video on my channel

[@sylphsoomro5549]

Hello Dr Rizwan. Thankyou for this video. Im working as a resident in Internal medicine and have already completed 3years of training. Can i apply for short term training program??

[@EmergencyFocus]

Short term training is not advisable at all

[@thuvaragapuvaneswaran8235]

Hello sir, i'm a medical officer from srilanka. Currently working as a senior house officer in general medicine. I have almost 5 years of post internship experience. In 2021 i passed selection examination for MD general medicine and did traning undersupervision for 7 months, then i took a break and working now as a SHO. ( i didn't complete my PG training) What pathway i can select to work in austealia?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Standard pathway applies to you. Jump on AHPRA website for details

[@sreyasalim5971]

Sir, I just completed my MD in psychiatry from India. Which pathway would be suitable for me?

[@ativrk3849]

Hi Dr Rizwan. I have done my Fcps in urology from Liaquat National Hospital & Medical college karachi i have almost 3 year post fellowship experience as senior Registrar can you guide me for specialist pathway

[@salmanwarraich4609]

Hello I did FCPS in Nephrology from Lahore and has 2 years post fellowship experience in Saudiarabia. Which pathway do you suggest me to opt for getting job in Australia? If i opt specialist recognition, then for how long i have to do BPT in australia and after that what type of exam i have to give? Would it be theory exam or Viva exam after BPT? Your response will be appreciated.

[@EmergencyFocus]

from experience you may get partial recognition of time of training for BPT depending on where you have done training and work but most likely have to do some advanced training. FRACP exam will have to be re-taken

[@swastismitaswain2347]

Hello Sir! I m a medical graduate (MD physician)from Ukraine in 2001. Completed my internship in India and passed the licensing exam to get registered under Indian medical council.I ve a one year fellowship in emergency medicine from George Washington university n pg diploma in Diabetes. Doing clinical practice for last 18 yrs .I m 49 yr old . Can I come to Australia now . Pl find me a way or any shortest pathway. I ll be obliged highly. TIA

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hello, if the quality and quantity of your qualifications are up to par, you can work in Australia. I recommend you check out this link for personalized assistance: www.emergencyfocus.net/event-details/full-service-specialist-pathway

[@victorinhoungbadji9628]

Can nurses become a doctor if yes it continues in what year of medical study

[@azzahra448]

Hello Dr Rizwan. I have important question. What type of pathway I will take I am a GP doctor and I have gap of work experience for 5years. What pathway can u suggest for me? So I can work as a doctor in australia

[@EmergencyFocus]

There are multiple pathways to working as a GP in Australia, given you have a suitable explanation for your gap which is worked on during your application. For more information, consider booking a session with me and we can discuss your pathways in detail: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@drharmangill4912]

Sir we need AMC test if we have done MD in India…

[@ali.00890]

Hello Sir. I am FCPS Radiology, qualified in 2020 January. Trained in government tertiary care hospital. In practice since then. What pathway should I go for ? Short term training or specialist recognition pathway ?

[@ali.00890]

And do I have to take Fellowship exam for Australia to be registered to practise ?

[@ali.00890]

How to book appointment for you Sir ?

[@EmergencyFocus]

1:1 career guidance www.emergencyfocus.net/careerguidance

[@naveengandhi9528]

Sir how can we contact you personally? I want to talk regarding the same

[@sowjanyakrishna2421]

Sir for specialist pathway after doing md from india should the doctor do fellowship in australia or any fellowship from home country is valid

[@sowjanyakrishna2421]

Hi sir i have completed my post graduation in pathology from india ..and my husband has completed his general surgery post graduation...wat will be easiest way for us to practice in Australia..can u pls gudie us ..thanks in prior

[@piriaprasad9115]

Hi, am a gynaecologist with 6 years experience. Graduated and now working in India. Planning to move to Australia. What is my pathway??

[@piriaprasad9115]

Please reply

[@yassernafi7505]

Hi sir Thanks for your beautiful videos I have a Saudi board of internal medicine since 2years can I apply for specialist pathway? And if I apply for short term trains program I can apply later for specialist pathway? Thanks

[@EmergencyFocus]

Saudi Board of Internal Medicine needs to be checked with Royal Australiasian College of Physicians (RACP) here in Australia. In Aus most medicine areas are sub-specialised in medicine like acute medicine, cardio, gastro, geriatrics, Medical oncology, haematology, respiratory medicine etc so "Internal medicine" has to be looked as "Acute Medicine". RACP will look into your IM training to compare with "Acute medicine" training in Australia and exam components of Medical board of Internal medicine comparison to FRACP. They will also conduct an Interview with you. Application for specialist recognition is an expensive route and one must match as many similarities as possible bw home country and Australia to be either partially or fully recognised. In your example and with very brief information from comment section, I think there is limited chance of Internal medicine being recognised fully for acute medicine but maybe partially recognised with FRACP exam to be taken in Australia. Short term training (STT) pathway is an option but again needs to have a clear goal set for learning outcomes for acute medicine (stream / patient flow/ scope of practice in community vs hospital care) over how long(12/24 or 36 months) . STT pathway does NOT merger later with specialist pathway.

[@yassernafi7505]

Thanks a lot for your reply If it’s partially recognized what is the process after that ?e.g they will give assessment period? Regarding the short term training I thought about it as I want to have sub speciality in endocrinology and later I can register as a consultant in the Middle East at least.

[@yassernafi7505]

Or I can finish my training then apply to specialist pathway with my speciality certificate.

[@EmergencyFocus]

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[@yassernafi7505]

@@EmergencyFocus thanks a lot I will do enshallah