Life in Australia for migrant doctors 17 year review !

[@drpremjeetsingh7752]

Well said.. I been in Australia for 32 years I am impressed the way you explained medical profession and Australian life in general. Well done 🎉

[@EmergencyFocus]

Respects Sir !

[@Gurdeepsingh-qj3zo]

Dr Qureshi , could you please make on the video of life of a junior emergency medicine doctor about their working patterns and rota. And if it can be compared with ICU working pattern, that would be very helpful.

[@dr.shivamjha1664]

Hi . I have few questions ( please respond 🙏 ) 1. can we open our own hospital ( 100 bed ) in Australia ? 2. Can we get 100 million business loan to build a hospital? 3. Correct me if I am wrong why everyone talk about working as doctor 9-5 job ? Why can't we build our own hospital? Why I don't see any foreigner opening his/her own hospital instead of working 9-5 ? 5. Why I don't see people talking about building or giving knowledge about opening a hospital? As we foreigner come and build house , restaurant or other buisness why not hospital? In the end I apologies because I don't have enough knowledge. I don't want to work just as doctor working 9-5 . Please guide me 🙏 I will really appreciate

[@BlueSkiesAbove39]

Stupid questions.

[@Mr.J_aust]

You need to be a billionaire already ! Are you?

[@m07028]

Here is someone who should have been a full time KZbinr with millions of subs. Well constructed video. Many thanks

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thanks for such a wonderful remark !

[@truthlantern]

Awsome as always... But a fresher doc will be in very tight financial care, if he has a family of 4 then savings in initial days are a dream only...i assume.Look at the expenses vs salary. And on top of that Aussie dollars are less value on compared to american $ and pounds also. Correct me if i am wrong.

[@professionalsolutionsdoctors]

This video offering a 17-year review of life in Australia for migrant doctors is incredibly insightful! It provides a comprehensive overview of the challenges, opportunities, and experiences faced by migrant doctors in Australia. The discussion on cultural adaptation, professional development, and work-life balance is invaluable for those considering a similar move. Thank you for sharing your journey and insights!

[@mo435]

Hello Rizwan, will a doctor trying to move from a Scandinavian country as a specialist consultant need to do any upskilling? or will their training be considered substantially comparable upon the assessment?

[@FarehaSaleem-en9br]

Like u love with Australia is present in my blood❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@wbnbwn1804]

Thank you so much Dr.. Very informative. First time watching your video.. Looking forward for more. I have a question, for someone who did not do postgraduate internship in their home country, where to start and what job can i do in the meantime before getting License to fully practice as a doctor in Australia.

[@honestopinionwithmimi2561]

Hello Doctor, could you please help me clarify this question:s after passing AMC exams can I move to Aus with a tourist visa and and then after getting a job my employer changes it to 482? Or let me rephrase; which visa is best to move to Aus without any problems of changing visa to 482

[@muhammadahsan9354]

I have done MBBS in 2009 from Karachi, Internship of 12 months in 2009-2010 from Lady Dufferin/Civil Hospital Khi, MCPS in Pediatrics in 2018 with 24 months residency from Liaquat National Hospital, MRCPCH part 1 & 2 are passed and Clinical in process having experience of 10 years in Pakistan - can I apply for specialist pathway ? can I get your email id to discuss in detail ?

[@nishitrajyaguru8705]

Superb video sir now Australia is on the mind ❤❤

[@FarehaSaleem-en9br]

You are best guidance agent Of Australia 🎉🎉🎉

[@maryamcoco3683]

it is so confusing i am torn between UK Austraila and US

[@deepanshagandhi5253]

Good evening sir i am doing bachelor or medical science its my 1st year , I want to become a gp but i don’t know what pathway should i follow

[@interestingvideos1444]

Very concise... Thanks for that! Can you tell about the expenses of Amc exams!? And about the difficulty level of exams!

[@RishabhMazumdar]

❤ your video, thanks a lot for sharing your 17 yrs experience and keep making such informative videos 👍

[@mohamedmohideen8475]

Superb and very clear. Any imput on the uk system for doctors

[@abdulqadir-m5x]

Thankyou sir for making such informative video. What would you recommend for fresh medical graduates from Pakistan to come to Australia via Standard Pathway or do PLAB and come via competent pathway?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Standard pathway is the fastest route

[@rohmaarshad2641]

Is 12 months of housejob experience in Pakistan and 12 months of clinical experience in another country like Ireland along with AMC part 1 sufficient to apply for jobs in australia? or do I have to do 24 months of work in my own home country?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Yes it’s sufficient

[@interestingvideos1444]

Are you talking about being registered with IMC (IRISH) and having some experience and then apply for Australian jobs?

[@rohmaarshad2641]

If I pass AMC part 1 during my housejob. Can I start applying for jobs in australia after my housejob while simultaneously working as RMO?

[@EmergencyFocus]

yes

[@MigrantMedic]

Your videos are excellent! Can I ask a question about annual leave etc for medics in Australia - what is the usual entitlement to expect? Please signpost me to the right video if you have already covered this! Thanks.

[@tafusmurielle298]

Very Useful video, with good points. Thank you!

[@amirrezaentezari9963]

very helpful! concise, straight to the point, and very smooth. keep it up.

[@amrm6638]

thank u Dr Rizwan for ur informative video, as always, but there's a correction about the 482 visa .... it has no age limit

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thank you for your feedback

[@amrm6638]

@@EmergencyFocus you are welcomed😀

[@ayushigupta4410]

can you suggest any immigration lawyer for doctor in india who want to migrate to Australia

[@sraboneybanik7709]

Hello! Doctor I am postgraduate student in ophthalmology in Bangladesh . would you please tell me ophthalmology field as ophthalmologist in Australia.

[@shahbazijaz1292]

Sir ,how r the training opportunities in medicine and allied speclialities ? As compared to uk ? Will its easier to get residency? Secondly what are img friendly specialities in Australia ?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Getting into specialist training in Australia is the name of the video on channel

[@abdulmanaf5418]

Very elaborate, brisk, fluent and realistic account of a smart Doc.

[@chidambarama6337]

Hi sir i am a Indian citizen i have done my mbbs in china currently i am doing my internship in china do i need indian medical license to write amc mcq exam ? Please reply sir

[@yellow8482]

may I ask if i as a GP hope to apply for visa 190, in order to pass the skill assessment, must I first get a general/limited registration in amc? that means I’ll have to pass at least the amc mcq before applying the visa?

[@Swenser]

Seen a few doctors in Australia. At clinics and at hospital. All of ethnic background. But the doctors didn't seem to listen dismissed my concerns and we're eager to finish off appointment. My question is this. Do doctors get reviewed. There performance is quite shockingly poor sometimes for me. It seems any doctor can perform as poorly as they want but will never be removed from their profession in Australia. A very safe job for people who want to get away with very little effort.

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

In a sense that is the bad side of living in Australia I Guess. Oz Suburbs are very nice for all of us.😊

[@hvphvp9138]

Dont worry sir/madam I will do a commendable work and will make sure my peers do the same when I will come to Australia.....maybe the doctors there lack is compassion and empathy.....

[@faizansaiyed9355]

Hi sir Myself Dr Faizan working as a general surgeon in india Can h guide me for how to get to Aus and settle Thanks in advance Please send whatsapp no 💐

[@syedatuba2865]

I want some more information....can u send me any official grup link

[@EmergencyFocus]

For information, I suggest dropping an email at [e-mail]

[@syedatuba2865]

@@EmergencyFocus site not working

[@andrewtruong1849]

tHANK YOU mate. you are giving me lots of motivation to become doctor. Thanks

[@Chandu_Reddy-23]

Can we able give AMC just after mbbs in Russia (indian)

[@Mr.J_aust]

Good video.. same will work for dentist? Love from India ❤

[@usmanaslam48ua]

Always a pleasure listening to a complete and precise informative video...keep it up sir

[@rahatullah7432]

Thanks brother.. I am from your home country, started IMC registration process as i couldn't succeed in clearing MRCS part B for GMC registration purpose. Currently i am final year PG in urology in KP. So i don't want to be stuck here in Pakistan after completion of FCPS and don't want to wast time.. Kindly provide me convenient and quick way of communicating with you for future guidance. 😊 Thanks in advance bro ❤

[@EmergencyFocus]

Senior doctors having completed their training in their home country are eligible to work temporarily for 2-3 years in Australia without undergoing any formal assessment exams (AMC). For more insight, book a session with me and we can discuss your options! www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

[@meesum979]

You are gem sir❣️❣️... May Allah bless you .. If a student is doing MRCem, can he /she join Australia after MRCem osce? Or we need to work initially on Europe

[@EmergencyFocus]

According to AMC's website, The MRCEM (Membership of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine) qualification is not automatically recognized in Australia. However, you may be eligible to apply for recognition through the Australian Medical Council (AMC) pathway.

[@moradw]

Thank you ❤

[@D-thewomen]

you are a great medical career advisor in the matter of migrating to australia! good job!

[@ashking4653]

What a great video.. Excellent presentation.

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thanks 😊

[@MizVoodooDoll]

Could you adress work place discrimination and rasicm and how to handle these occurrences in Australia.

[@SmileySmileP]

Sir please do reply, can MBBS graduate from Myanmar come via standard pathway too? Is it too hard to or is it ok to just like the competent authority pathway? And does MRCP make it easier?

[@SmileySmileP]

Please do salary comparison for PG and consultants Sir! And can a specialist from Myanmar become a specialist in Australia via specialist pathway or competent authority pathway? Because I have heard Myanmar specialists aren’t readily accepted as consultants in Aussie?

[@buddhikatilakaratne3430]

An inspiring video, sir. Thank-you.

[@EmergencyFocus]

So nice of you

[@cynthiarui2003]

Thank you very much.Your videos are great! 😊 My kids are in Perth studying.I am slso a doctor.I think I will see you soon...❤

[@GaneshChapagain-r7k]

Inspiring video. Will 12 months of working experience at NES ,UK but not at NHS after PLAB , count for eligible candidate for amc registration via Competent pathway?

[@arpithajosephine1008]

Thank for so much for such an elaborate video, Sir! I’m an IMG just about to start my post grad training here in India. What would you say has better scope in Australia after PG in India, radiology or OBG? I’ve heard that it’s harder to get into the system as an OB since it’s a surgical specialty. Can you please shed some light on the same?

[@yaxipatel6111]

Dr your videos are really informative ❤

[@sohananjana]

As always an excellent video 👏👏

[@dr.mohammadinaamulhassanm2521]

Assalamalaikum. MaashaAllah informative video doctor. Jazakallah Khairan.

[@anshulchhabra4302]

Hello, Is it worth coming after 12 as medical student

[@syedazaidinida]

Very informative video.thanks for Sharing

[@jibrannasir9442]

What is Australia? Seriously 😂😂

[@thecommonman838]

Sir,i finished internal medicine and working as a consultant for the past 2 years.. how much time it will take to find job and settle there via specialist pathway.. please resolve this.. thank you

[@amalthankachan1820]

Hi even I m trying for the same ..

[@bl7508]

Thank you for all the information

[@EmergencyFocus]

Our pleasure!

[@sadullosharopov9]

thanks doctor for such all needed information

[@malintha123]

Excellent video, thank you 😊

[@Desi.doctor_]

I m in 1st year mbbs in india Australia is my Target country after mbbs

[@Zzz.24]

Me also 😅🙋🏻‍♀️

[@raghavendra3178]

Wonderful information 👏

[@lanakalimba9162]

Thank you so much

[@princehanda2313]

Hello sir first thank you 🙏 hame guide krne k liye …Sir aap hame batayge ki amc paper k liye which app is best for mcq practice

[@EmergencyFocus]

www.emergencyfocus.net/amc

[@serhanist]

leaving a comment

[@jitpritomphukan673]

Is the residency in Australia free like US?

[@chandanchowdhury1818]

Yes

[@34ashishvk93]

great v8deo❤

[@ramesh19691]

Good video

[@abdullahzakariah1957]

People in Australia say: "You can get a Visa, You can get PR, But you cant get a House for Rent" How true is that? Is renting a House as a couple, is really that hassle now? (in 2023-2024)

[@EmergencyFocus]

It’s not a hassle if you know to move around

[@lbell9695]

If you live in Sydney and maybe Melbourne then yes. However, there are pockets of those places (e.g some regions in Western Sydney) which are quite affordable (for Australian standards though, It's still relatively pricy).

[@EmergencyFocus]

@@lbell9695 indeed you’re right there are areas everywhere that are affordable. A 2 bed unit can still be rented in many areas around $500 per week

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

​Will Sydney and Melbourne ever become less expensive.😅😅

[@jamesbedukodjograham5508]

Emergency Focus can you respond.😊

[@ureebaiqbal9009]

Thank you for your efforts, sir. Is Australian work experience recognised in Middle East if one plans to move there in future?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Yes

[@ashokmarappan1103]

I am a surgeon from malaysia looking to come over there. Any info ur guide u can offer? So far it has been a blur for me

[@EmergencyFocus]

Surely, the videos cover most aspects but if you require a personalised session. I do offer the service [e-mail]

[@ashokmarappan1103]

@@EmergencyFocus ok sure I will much appreciate that