Troubles faced as an IMG in Australia

[@hanak9370]

Thank you for this video Dr Rizwan. I was currently going through a tough time. This makes me feel like i shouldnt get discouraged easily as I am not alone in this strugle.

[@1147J1]

Spot on. I think this is applicable in all Medical schools and hospitals. I appreciate your direct approach in clear terms and pointing out the white elephant in the room. Keep posting.

[@Ireenka]

Please make a video on IMG friendly hospitals in Australia.

[@AB-uv7ne]

i thought I was the only one getting complaints. it affected me a lot, enough to drive me to transfer to another hospital, to a more junior role. then to go non-clinical afterwards

[@lasantharku9882]

Thanks so much for your valuable information ❤

[@aswinsuresh1435]

Rizwan Bhai,can u do a video on specialist pathway for pulmonology . Prospects of this Speciality.Can u start doing individual videos about each department in detail with the concerned speciality people.

[@ifuadkhan]

a humble requset sir for you to make a video decribing from the day an img doctor steps in Australia to the day he recieves his australian passport, all the steps and time & money required. Thank you for your wonderful content!

[@EmergencyFocus]

There you go ...kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJeUqIFqqa9mhacsi=KQ8N-1w4GgaR1LOS

[@ambrkhan6101]

Wonderful video thank you for posting

[@saimasehar2121]

Our fcps is 4 years structured training but for specilist parhway need 5 y training . How to solve this issue

[@kiranimran2611]

Amazing video❤

[@EmergencyFocus]

Thank you!!

[@agamsandhu]

Well spoken and analyzed

[@farwakhan4423]

Great video

[@pauliethepediatrician]

Hello Dr. Thanks for all the informative videos. I am a South-Korean medical doctor with the specialty of paediatrics and the subspecialty of paediatric EM. I've been enjoying your clips 'cause currently I'm considering finishing a residency (registrarship in AU if my comprehension is correct) of emergency medicine in the overseas. I understand all the pathways due to your lovely postings but i came across the fact that there's is moratorium for IMG-GPs. If you don't mind me asking, I was wondering if the 10 year monatorium applies right at the moment of getting the full registration or it's postponed till the end of the registrarship, and whether i should to fullfill the monatorium after I become the specialist.

[@RaulGarcia-bq1og]

I was wondering the same thing

[@mairajamal4953]

I dont hav Austarlian PR , but I want to give AMC 1 from Pakistan. do I have to travel to australia to give exam ?

[@jeringrey3225]

Good day sir ...i hv a query ...am an fmge mbbs graduate with intership completed in home country ....so after clearing my both amc 1 and 2 ....do i hv to do intership again in Australia or directly i cn apply for rmo jobs

[@mh5675]

Thank you so much for the information. Everything is really very much related for doctors from subcontinent. One Question, I am working in UK as specialty doctor in Anaesthesia for more than two years. Is there any possibility to get anaesthesia training in Australia? thanks

[@madhukarabhari8114]

Sir plz can u do a vedio on.. Job opportunities or about lateral entry to Msc nursing pre registration in Australia based on Indian Ayurveda degree?.. Waiting for your response

[@EmergencyFocus]

Definitely

[@abdulwasiuadeolabisiriyu5486]

Although am a Dr, but waiting to see boss do that for my patner to gain from

[@ayushmanawasthi1841]

Hello Dr Could you please make a video to specifiy the training programs just after the AMC . Q2) If i had done internship in my home country at which level i'll enter after AMC exam? Thank-you

[@muhammadabdullah6338]

I am from Pakistan…I am foreign medical graduate I just recently completed my degree from Kyrgyzstan and now I am preparing for amc-1 but I don’t have general registration of any country…so, will they allow me to work as a doctor in Australia after clearing amc 1&2 or first I have to take the general registration of my home country??

[@jancybabu9498]

Dr Irfan could you please make a video about gastro specialisty and how much it will cost as my daughter just completed her medicine and doing FY.Both of her sisters are I Australia so she is also planning to migrate.The main thing I want to know is there any fees for this to do MD in Australia.

[@EmergencyFocus]

All specialties are extensively covered by my KZbin channel. They give an approximate measure of what expenditures are required. For more information, you should visit my website or book a 1:1 session with me via this link: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@freakingawesome1394]

Hi doc I am from Nepal registered with GMC but not being able to secure a job in the UK.My wife is in Australia doing her masters.Is there any chance I could be exempted from AMC exams without uk experience.😢

[@Drnepali]

How long ago was your plab exam? How long have you been applying. This gives me goosebump as i am thinking to attempt plab myself too

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hi, check out this link for personalized advice: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@DubinJS]

Thankyou!

[@PAVAN_p22]

Sir, currently I am studying mbbs in India, I want to do further pg degree in Australia, can you please tell me sir that how many years it takes to became a plastic surgeon in australia after mbbs from India, please reply sir😢.....

[@RkR2001]

Pls avoid that country -Try USA

[@PAVAN_p22]

@@RkR2001 why

[@RkR2001]

@@PAVAN_p22 Govt heavily restricts Training opportinities for all and develops 4-5>big centers

[@mannarkrishna2318]

Doctor how hard is it for an IMG from India to get into dermatolgy training in Australia? I am still in the medical school and what can i do now to increase the chances in the? future

[@ebuhkary]

Dermatology is very difficult to get into in any country, let alone Australia. You'd have more chances in the US by getting super competitive usmle scores really early and doing multiple publications, but anything is possible.

[@mannarkrishna2318]

@@ebuhkary I don't want to go to the US because of their guns , crime and racism.

[@AaBb-g1z5t]

Sir why haven't you continued your career in surgery even you have passed MRCS? Just a innocent Q? 😊

[@EmergencyFocus]

I liked working in ED and especially the job security and to be honest it paved my way to come to Australia ...ED and GPs usually in demand anywhere

[@tharushi9292]

Sir if someone could not pass FRACGP exam in the first attempt can he do FRACGP exam again and pass? Are there any limited number of attempts ?

[@c1uel3s89]

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[@lovechineseforeverever2]

COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION COMMUNICATION

[@Killermachine77123]

Sir how it is like to Do general practise in australia as an IMG ? Does GP's face racism , discrimination from patients , as GP's tend to work more in rural areas . How it is like to work in rural areas as an IMG ?

[@EmergencyFocus]

PTS are actually thankful to see a doctor 😀 … dearth of GPs

[@yellow8482]

how common are IMGs accepted into specialist residency?

[@EmergencyFocus]

Depends on many metrics, you may check out this link for a better, personalized answer: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@anveshpampatti4187]

I am registered in UK and applying for jobs and I am decided to work in the Australia… But after this video I am confused to settle in Australia. Os it a right choice to come their as an IMG or shall I give NEET and come as specilaist.. kindly help me with this decision because it will be a huge turning point in my life

[@EmergencyFocus]

Hello, I recommend checking out this link for personalized assistance: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

[@NikhathSultana-cb1qn]

Hibro

[@parimalkumar8619]

I thought only in India toxicity is present ….but I was wrong 😅

[@EmergencyFocus]

No country is ideal. You have to learn how to manage while being a junior doctor till you reach the top position and promote a healthy catcher.

[@jeetlahkar894]

Toxicity exists all over the world. But compared to Australia, toxicity in India is on a whole different level

[@olegdronov5811]

Too many complaints

[@professionalsolutionsdoctors]

I think navigating the challenges as an International Medical Graduate in Australia is a multifaceted journey marked by language barriers, cultural adaptation, and grappling with the intricacies of the healthcare system. It's crucial to address these issues to ensure a supportive environment for IMGs pursuing their medical careers in Australia