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Glad you enjoyed it!

Hello nice to meet you Dr Amrendra

Hi nava nethan this is a very good question. Whether you have AMC Part 1 or Part 2 you do need to secure an appropriate job offer before being able to apply for provisional registration.

Yep i guessed as much.The problem is that most employers require me to at least have a limited registration to even be in the running for a job offer.Anyways thanks for your help and keep making great videos:)

+nava nethan thanks for the support

@@navanethan6329 hello So what do you do.! It is like a Dilemma😔

Happy to help

As I understand it the MTI is similar to the short term specialist training pathway here. And therefore not going to really advance your chances in Australia.

Ur welcome

Thanks for feedback I always recommend AMC as it’s the direct route.

I’m not really familiar with the nursing pathways but if I get a few more such requests am happy to research this.

Hi Hana thanks for the feedback. What sort of questions do you have?

Hi Yadira I provide one to one guidance as a paid service you can check out the options here advancemed.com.au/img-coaching/ Thanks Anthony

Hi nice video I had completed my speciality in general surgery from india , now iam soing my sub speciality in Surgical oncology I want to work in Australia, kindly mail me the procedure to get licence and work as specialist in Australia My mail id santu.mbbs2k3@gmail.com Thanks in advance

I would think Specialist Pathway. But the RANZCOG assessment is relatively difficult. /Good Afternoon Thanks for your query The process of becoming a doctor in Australia can be confusing. In order to best help you, I would recommend you book one of our Risk-Free Clarity Calls. (Or you might prefer to call this a Strategy Call). These are reasonably priced. And you can book straight after payment. If you don't feel you get value from the call I offer a no questions asked refund policy. BOOK YOUR CALL NOW (coaching.advancemed.com.au/strategy-call/) l

thankyou for the clarification

Ur welcome

This is the basic requirement to apply for the specialist pathway. Yes.

You are welcome

Right now I think you should wait

@@CareerDoctor thank you doctor, I shall do that. A quick video about this subject and medical electives in general would be amazing!

Watch my other videos

Thanks Mohamed its always nice to get good feedback. I see you are taking in some of the information from my videos in terms of putting together your plan. To answer your question about intern certification yes generally the authorities will accept a valid intern certificate from a hospital in another country.

Hi you would need to be more specific about your question. "please give more details" is not very helpful. The videos cover the only 4 options for working in Australia. You don't need to complete your internship to site the AMC Part 1 exam. You just need to have completed your medical degree.

Whether to do PLAB or AMC is a hot topic. Generally I advise the direct route. But others have a differing opinion. With CA you will probably find obtaining a job easier.

@@CareerDoctor Thank you very much for your quick response!

Competent Authority. If you contact me via my website advancemed.com.au I can put you in touch with a recruitment company.

Watching my videos will help him understand the process.

I have 5 videos about this

As per the video it sounds like the standard pathway.

I think you will find the video on short term specialist pathway useful

Hi if you are CA eligible then you are eligible for provisional registration.

If you are fully licensed in the Phillipines then you wont' need to do an internship here.

+Awal Mohammed internships are only if you graduate medical school in Australia or NZ. You can apply to the AMC at any time after you graduate and could sit the MCQ once approved by the AMC. It is generally best to complete any provisional work requirements in your own country first. So that you can establish that you have full registration there.

Same process as for other specialists mate.

Hello many tertiary hospitals provide specific surgical oncology services. The video you have watched gives an overview of registration. There are many more about this on my channel.

Hi you get paid when you work in Australia

Thanks I think you just watched the CA video. Did that answer your question?

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Hello Anthony, its a good question. Given that the RACGP recognises (and does not recognise) a handful of international qualification you would think that they would recognise something that they have directly been involved with. This document from the Malaysian version appears to support this - cc832419-3429-4ef3-a0bc-f5f088dc506d.filesusr.com/ugd/f588ec_f345539ee2e848a681dd1ba2d569831a.pdf You would probably have to speak with them directly.

Hi Ahmed thanks for the question. AHPRA requires that you have a post regardless of which pathway you come through. The first registration is either limited or provisional and requires a supervision plan. There is no way around this.

@@CareerDoctor thank you very much for your answer. I guess "supervision plan" eventually means a job.

You still need 12 months. By the time you finish WBA it will be close to 12 months anyway.

Good Afternoon Thanks for your query The process of becoming a doctor in Australia can be confusing. In order to best help you, I would recommend you book one of our Risk-Free Clarity Calls. (Or you might prefer to call this a Strategy Call). These are reasonably priced. And you can book straight after payment. If you don't feel you get value from the call I offer a no questions asked refund policy. my.advancemed.com.au/shop/clarity-call-landing-page/

No as she needs 12 months experience in the UK

I suggest you review some of the other related videos on this channel

He would start with the AMC exams

+Fortitude Cakes thanks we don’t call it residency training in Australia. We call it specialty training. Have you reviewed the requirements the AMC & standard pathway?

It depends which country you graduate from.

If you are an IMG graduated other than an English speaking country do not even try to register. THINK 20 TIMES. FIRST OF ALL PASSING RATE IN IELTS OR OET IS VERY LOW AND EXTREMELY HARD. YOU WILL SPEND AROUND BETWEEN 2 TO 4 K ON THESE TESTS. AFTER PASSING IELTS OR OET , YOU WILL BE RIPPED OFF BY AMC. PASSING AMC MCQ AND CLINICAL EXAM IS NOT THE MAIN ISSUE HERE. YOU PASS MCQ EASYLY ( 20-30 % PASS RATE) THEN CLINICAL EXAM PASSING RATE IS LESS THEN 10 % AFTER PASSING CLINICAL EXAM, YOU ARE REQUIRED TO DO 12 MONTHS SUPERVISED PRACTICE. IN THIS 12 MONTHS YOU WILL BE DISCRIMINATED AND ENCOUNTER EVERY BAD THINK YOU CAN NOT EVEN IMAGINE FROM RACIST REGISTRARS AND FROM RACIST SYSTEM. ABOUT 90 PERCENT OF LIMITED REGISTERED DOCTORS ARE TAKEN FROM THE DOCTOR REGISTER AND THEY WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO REGISTER AGAIN. THEY WILL TAKE YOUR MONEY, THEY WILL TAKE YOUR CARIER AND MOST IMPORTANTLY YOUR YEARS AWAY FROM YOU. YOU WILL BE LEFT WITOUT MONEY AND HOPELESS. A FRIENDLY ADVICE DO NOT TRY TO REGISTER IN AUSTRALIA, YOU WILL REGRET IT . REGARDS I STRONGLY SUGGEST THAT YOU SHOULD READ THE REPORT SUBMITTED TO AUSTRALIAN PARLIMENT BELOW www.aph.gov.au/parliamentary_business/committees/house_of_representatives_committees?url=haa/overseasdoctors/subs/sub101.pdf.

@@byebirdn Hi Volkan, I take it you're from Turkey and you tried to register. Can you tell me about your experience? I personally completed my training as a pediatrician in Spain and I have a band 8 IELTS. I am not sure if I should apply for the Specialist pathway. Thanks

These qualifications won't assist you with registration in Australia

No. Not absolutely guaranteed.

There is no expiry date for AMC Part one.

You generally apply to one of the colleges

Hi your ability to get specialist recognition with the College here will depend on a number of factors, I recommend you watch the videos on specialist pathway

Thanks Saif I will refer you to the video I did on Competent Authority Pathway and the supplementary. This only counts if you have also undertaken a residency in US. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbCdiNp0mL3ahmg.html & kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f6mgY9BkmMCblY0.html

Hopefully you have found the answers you were looking for

More info in my other videos

+omar alhiraki thanks for your question. I don’t have a lot of information to compare the UK with Aus. Others might share an opinion. Getting into surgical training is extremely difficult even for Australian doctors. But again this is a common situation around the world. Stay safe and all the best.

nope

Yes. It's possible. However, the longer the gap the less likely the employer will be willing to give you an opportunity.

Pls review the competent authority videos

Yes. You can try both pathways.

@@CareerDoctor Thankyou very much!

Ur welcome 😊

Pls review the videos about internship

no

Hi you need to set up an account with the AMC as per the video and get your primary medical qualification checked. Once the AMC is satisfied with this step they permit you to register for and apply for the Part 1 exam. More info about applying here - www.amc.org.au/assessment/mcq-exam/mcq-apply. The AMC website is very helpful and has information about exam dates and centres as well.

It’s a good question. Australia is a fairly expensive country in general. The other issue is that most organisations who set and run the exams have a monopoly. So there’s no real pressure to make them affordable.

It all depends

Hi see previous responses

Hi Mubeen if you complete all required components of the PLAB then you are eligible to be registered via #competentauthority you don't need to do the AMC kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbCdiNp0mL3ahmg.html. The AMC is not responsible for registration in Australia, the Medical Board is.

advancemed.com.au/blog/gp-training-how-to-pathways-length-difficulty-options-for-imgs/

Also can I enter Australia if I get experience from Ireland? If yes, which pathway, i.e, through UK or through Ireland is more easy to get into Australian medical system?

Ireland doesn’t work pls review the video on competent authority

@@CareerDoctor ok...Thank you sir

Plz watch my videos about specialist pathway

Hi Ana you need to successfully complete the FY1 or something equivalent in UK plus complete the PLAB. This will give you a good chance of securing an RMO job here as employers tend to go for local graduates, competent authority and standard pathway in that order. See kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbCdiNp0mL3ahmg.html

Sadly, if you only do work experience in Malaysia it will not count for competent authority.

Thanks Kay I’m not familiar with this companies. Can you post a link? Or send me an email?

I’ve found 2. METC Institute and ACOEC

www.metcinstitute.com/ www.acoce.com.au/

hello some times the non training jobs are still supervised and therefore able to be counted, otherwise you would need to do another year

Career Doctor thank you very much sir 🙏👍

How can I help you?

Hi Mithan If you have done the complete PLAB you are treated the same as a doctor who did medical school in the UK and has registration with the GMC.

The choice of the term "competent" is really unfortunate as it suggests every other country is "incompetent" and the Medical Board hasn't really provided any justification for this decision other than the fact that it is based on the historical approach when we had State and Territory Medical Boards.

Hello if you are wanting to work in the Australian medical system. Doing your degree here is a bog advantage.

Hello Manoj you wouldn’t be accepted by a college for short term specialist training as you haven’t done any specialist training yet.

Without any experience as a specialist I would not apply at this stage.

Hi Araz I can mainly speak from experience of my own specialty of Psychiatry that I know of many specialists who have come through the pathway from outside of the UK and North America. They have generally been deemed partially comparable via the College and been required to undertake some further assessment whilst here. For specialists I have seen the process take anywhere from 6-months to over two years.

thank you very much :)

As I normally do I’d recommend a strategy call

@@CareerDoctor am sorry but i don't understand what you mean.. Strategy call with whom!

You can book a video coaching session with me to discuss your options. See the links in the video description.

It would be great.. Thank you

I opened the link, in my case what to choose. Trainee or specialist

+ERTAN ARARAT thx Ertan you will find lots of other videos on this channel answering your questions.

You can pass the clinical at any stage after the MCQ. All doctor jobs are paid in Australia.

Hi no you require supervised experience in UK as well. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbCdiNp0mL3ahmg.html

@@CareerDoctor yes atleast 1 yr experience, sir I have a doubt that if I applied for australian citizenship then will my mbbs and ms degree which I will do will be valid in australia and if not so how can I work as doctor there please sir reply

You have things on the wrong order. You would first work here under a visa. It takes a long time to be eligible for citizenship.

@@CareerDoctor yes that is 4 years I know but I am asking that what about my qualifications

Qualifications don’t have much to do with Citizenship eligibility. More to do with work visa entitlement.

I think you need to watch more of my videos

@@CareerDoctor I watched Sir all I hope so u got my question 🙋‍♂️!

Hi if you watch the videos on standard pathway and specialist pathway you will learn that you don’t need the AMC exams for specialist pathway.

+Amr Saad are you recognised as a specialist in Egypt?

@@CareerDoctor not a consultant yet?

+Amr Saad #standardpathway

@@CareerDoctor so mrcog does not help me at all getting registration in Australia , i must apply and pass amc examinations??

My expertise is the Australian system

@@CareerDoctor sir austrlian registration after clearing plab require any exam for traning in Australia

No but you need 12 months supervised experience.

@@CareerDoctor yes after one year experience then we will get pg training for specialization sir

You need 12 months in the UK first

Yes. But with caveats. Go check the competent authority video

Hi Muhammad it depends on your situation. In some cases you might be going into a resident level job, in other cases perhaps a specialty training role. Let's just say you get approved for a resident level job with not recognition of prior training. Then you obviously have the 12 months provisional registration first, at the end of which you can apply for general registration and be looking at entry into specialty training. Most specialty training programs are a minimum of 5 years. So that's a minimum total of 6 years if everything falls into place perfectly.

Thanku so much. Do they pay during those 12 months of provisional training and if yes how much? Secondly, oncei have general registration, i can apply for speciality training. Thats what you meant?

And how is the competition for speciality training? I mean you can easily get it or not? Plus do i have to take some tests before i get into speciality training?

Hi. Yes. When you work a provisional registration job you get paid. It’s the same as any other doctor doing the equivalent level job. Pay rates vary. But even trainee doctors in Australia are fairly well paid compared to other jobs.

Once you have general registration you can apply for specialty training here.

If you have the full PLAB then you are probably eligible for competent authority. I see you have found that video already ;)

Career Doctor okay so the competent authority pathway is for registration in Australia or its kind of a step toward the post graduation in Australia?

It’s for getting registered

Career Doctor so what are the ways to do pg over there ??

You find a way to gain general registration and then you apply to a College to enter training.

Yes

I can see how that would be confusing and sometimes we Australians get confused as well. In this circumstance you would not be considered an IMG. You would be considered an international student.

Career Doctor so if let’s say I get my pr after med school in Australia then would I be still considered img in terms of internship placement? I understand that international students as more likely to go through the rural route with the 10 year moratorium. But aside from that, are other hurdles?

No you would be treated as an international student for intern applications. IMGs are generally not able to apply for internships and unlikely to get one.

Career Doctor do you have an email I can contact you with for more information

I think you watched the video on standard pathway. You can only do the exams after you graduate.

@@CareerDoctor yes I did thanks a lot for your response...please can I have a direct communication with you....please

Hello Stephen I offer paid coaching calls which you can review on the site shop.advancemed.com.au

@@CareerDoctor ok thank you

Can't quite understand your question sorry. Yes. You get paid working in Australia.

@@CareerDoctor sir thnks for ur reply.... sir i heard that if a person clear plab exam with 1 year experience in Uk should they go to Australia as pg doc without austrlian exam pies

@@CareerDoctor i heard from one of Australian doc that u after one year spend in uk as junior doc then u spent one year in any austrlian hospital u will be given a pg registration with salary without any further exam may i right sir

Sort of correct

Watch my videos on competent authority

Hi Fahim its not impossible to get registered in Australia. Just hard, particularly if you don't go through a competent authority country. In .your favour will be your English language skills, familiarity with Australia and of course the fact that you have citizenship (important for jobs).

@@CareerDoctor lets say i do decide to go, What do you think is the biggest hurdle? Amc or getting a job?

Getting a job. If you are good enough to get a job you are probably good enough to pass the AMC.

Hi the MRCP on it’s own is of little use unless you have a certificate of completion of specialist training or equivalent.

In about 1.5 yrs i will have basic specialist training in medicine completed ... i dont know how the system works in australia but here after graduation first you do 2 yrs of foundation (done them) then basic specialisation training (general medicine rotations) then higher specialisation training in just one speciality of your choice which leads you to completion of the specialised training

Ok so you would be eligible now for #competentauthority or you could wait till you have your CCT. You could also apply to do some specialist training here if your UK program would recognise it.

Hi Maria you may have to sit exams in the specialist pathway if you are deemed partially comparable.

There are lots of bad stories about IMGs being badly treated. But also some very good stories. Not all places in Australia have racist cultures. And most Australians are not racist. I think you highlight one important thing that is overlooked by IMGs. Its generally not about the OET and the AMC exams. Its often about whether you are able to secure employment.

Hi I recommend a strategy call to clarify shop.advancemed.com.au/product/strategy-call/

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