Getting into specialist medical training in Australia

How to become a SPECIALIST in Australia

This video is divided into:
00:00 Introduction
02:03 What are the Specialties available in Australia
02:20 Essential criteria to get into any training pathway
03:18 Desirable criteria for getting into specialist training
05:22 Competitive specialities
07:57 Structure of training & Exams
08:47 Time investment vs financial return for a particular speciality
11:19 Becoming a consultant - Public vs private practice
12:11 Consultant as an IMG (Overseas training)
15:00 UK Membership exams
16:27 Conclusion

Hello doctors, my name is Rizwan, I am an img from pakistan working as consultant in EM in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺. My videos are about my journey struggles and lifestyle experiences as an IMG

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[Exploretheexperiece]

Alhamdulillah I have Found One of the most Informative Videos.I appreciated your Work.May Almighty Bless You!

[dr.deepthimadhuripuligilla]

I was waiting since long time for someone to give this clear concise information. Thank you sir, it's very useful.

[professionalsolutionsdoctors]

This video on getting into specialist medical training in Australia is incredibly helpful! The detailed explanation of the training pathways, selection criteria, and application process provides valuable guidance for aspiring specialists. Thank you for sharing this valuable information!

[nicolasbustamante]

How old is too old to consider to start a residency in Australia? Meaning specialty training? Thanks in advance

[nishitrajyaguru]

Agian a very simple lucid and a clear presentation Rizwansir 👌👌👌

[sijuadedada]

This is one of the best explanation on how SIMG can get into training in Australia that I have come across.
Very informative. Thank you

[malintha]

Very informative Dr Rizwan. Can you make a vdeo elaborating more on O & G?

[piriaprasad]

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

[farhankhan-cpmh]

A very well explained video, good job brother 😊

[hetvikhetia]

Do they care so much about junior clerkship grades? Would mediocre grades hurt residency chances?

[m]

Enjoyed every second of it. Great video.

[erumnaaz]

Very informative Sir, can you plz tell me something about Gynae will it be easy to grab compared to Pedia?

[ADAMST]

Great video, Rizwan! While I agree with most of your points, I do have a different perspective on the level of competitiveness in training and residencies across different countries. In countries like the USA, Germany and some other parts of Europe, the training process is more straightforward and shorter, with only 3 years required for EM and 6-7 years for Neurosurgery to become a consultant. In contrast, the US and Germany don't have rotational positions or unaccredited years, resulting in a more focused and productive system. The UK is quite similar to Australia, but with easier access to training and higher pass rates, allowing for more attempts at fellowship exams (e.g., 6+1 attempts for IM in the UK vs. 3 in Australia).

[uniqueoz]

Hi, I cant see amc 1 venues in the websites. I guess they make me first get registered and then see the venues. But I really need to see if there is an exam center in Istanbul. How can I see exam venues ? Thank you 🙏

[drakhtar]

Much needed content !!
very informative videos Dr Rizwan 👌

[suthan]

I have finished MRCOG and have 2 years training experience in UK as a registrar. Woud this experience be posisble to work as an Obsteteric and Gynaecologist in Australia

[mjibranafridiofficial]

Seems like i was waiting for this for a long time.

[MD-rwuh]

Hola gracias, thanks for your video. The volume is a bit low, maybe something to take into account for following videos 🙂. Thanks Dr.

[vineeta]

I have done DM in cardiology ? Is that so valid as a specialist ?plz guide

[dr.m.a.jhakhar]

Few days ago i came across your YouTube channel... Really awesome... much informative and useful videos... May God bless with a lot and lot of happiness and respect. آمین