This video on the easiest medical specialties for training in Australia offers valuable insights for medical professionals seeking to pursue a specialty. It's important to note that 'easiest' can vary based on individual interests, strengths, and career goals. However, the discussion on specialties with shorter training durations or less competitive entry requirements provides useful information for those exploring their options. Thank you for sharing this informative video!
is there any chance we could know the number of these training offers you mentioned compared to the total number of applicants? (ex: 1 per 5 applicants for obg etc..)
Dr. Qureshi, if possible, kindly discuss surgery training in Australia for IMGs from subcontinent. Do Pak/Ind IMGs stand a realistic chance of getting into surgery training?
Please make a video about non clinical branches like public health, epidemiology etc. Do we need amc exam for them as well? I am asking for masters and so on and also what are the prospects for them regarding pr , job and passport after masters
Thank you Dr for this informative video. Is the training for all the specialities mentioned in this video for 3 years like GP? And during the specialist training program does the hospital provide us with stipend?
If I finish radiology residency in my home country + research experience in the field + a 2-month elective in radiology in Australia with a letter of recommendation, do you think it would increase my chances of getting a registrar position in less time?
G.P. can only diagnose cancer if the patient can get an appointment with them. Australia has a severe shortage of GPs, I part because people who know nothing about general practice like to dump on it. If you look at it, this video merely contributes to a metro-centric and anti-GP narrative that further exacerbates the shortage of GPs. It may also be advisable to adjust the content of your videos to eliminate bias against female doctors and Egyptians and any other demographic groups you have a little problem with.
@dr.farehasaleem5061 . You said that if a patient gets a late cancer diagnosis, it reflects poorly on G.P.s. Cancer is sneaky and cannot be detected easily in many cases. No single blood test. Cannot scan every patient with joint pain or belly ache. You need to learn more about the role of a G.P. before dismissing it as a specialty for Egyptians and women. It is quite offensive.
I am 38 years old mbbs with 5 years of clinica side experience and two years of radiology training. I want to move to australia and want to pursue my career in radiology. Kindly guide me about this how can i and from where should i start?
In my experience, it is not the moic's role to ask for admission to a psych inpatient unit. Detain for assessment under the mental health act, yes. It is my understanding that the decision to admit is that of the psych consultant.
I am an IMG looking to pursue a career in ICU. Could you please elaborate on the "real medicine" part? And what would it take to land a training position in this speciality after completing the AMC exams? Thanks.
Hi, I completed my MBBS degree from Zhengzhou University in China. I am a Singapore citizen. I am planning to practise in Australia. What is the procedure for me to practise in Australia?
Sir plz do upload a detailed video about the Pakistani doctors Who wish to pursue career in Public Health in Australia.. Either by Fellowship or by PhD. Thanks
Dear Sir, I am a Registrar in General Medicine currently employed in Sri Lanka. I have got through the AMC part 1 and planning to apply for a job in Australia soon. I have already got some job offers for the position of medical registrar. I have couple of questions sir, 1. If I start my career in Australia as a medical registrar, what are the options I have to get through AMC part 2 within a short period of time ? 2. Is it possible to do clinical rotations (Medicine, Surgery and Emergency) as a medical registrar ? 3. Can I under go “work based assessment” as a medical registrar ? Thank You.!
Yes, for most specialties nowadays plus general registration is a must. However in Australia 🇦🇺 I have seen people working in rural locations taken on conditionally onto the training if they are very close to getting their PR
GP training is open to IMGs after Hospital training. (Minimum 12 months) The minimum requirement for entry into GP training is one year. Apply for GP training. (Minimum 12 months). For personalized insight, I recommend you book a session with me: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session
Wow your comment about GP is cutting. Most GPs would also 💯 disagree with your comments. Please do not put GPs down. They are an extremely important part of community health. They need to understand and manage every medical concern as lazy specialists handball and do halfhearted jobs only working with money as the focus and not patient care.
Hi there- great video. I have 6.5 year experience in Psychiatry in non trainee jobs in Pakistan. A Masters in Psychiatry from the Cardiff University . 2 certificates in Research 1:10 n Global Mental health from Havard university. And a pass in part 1 and part 2 Mrcpsyh Uk. I have to give the clinical exam . I need a training program in Psychiatry. Any advice? Honestly at 41 years old mother with two kids based in Middle East I am struggling with finding any hope in my path. Kindly advice Sir. Best regards
Better to contact RANZCP I think you have good credentials but fall short of a completion of exam. Just based on experience you can get a non trainee job in Psych after some work like amcs
Thank you so much Sir. I am also considering taking the AMC exam as I just saw your other video considering the importance of AMC exam part 1 . I hope you have spot availability for the exam preparation at Emergencyfocus. I will also try to contact the Austrailian board as you adviced. Thank you for some hope and encouraging direction. May God bless you . Best regards
Hello, thanks for your comment! It may be considered competitive, but not impossible to attain. With the right CV and relevant experience, there has been success. For more information, check out my website: www.emergencyfocus.net/
Assalam-o-Alaikum....Sir Rizwan many thanks for these career making videos. I am Dr Adnan from Pakistan. Sir I have more than 3 years of experience in Emergency department in a 2ndry level hospital (THQ HOSPITAL) as Medical Officer (SHO equivalent) after MBBS and House job, have passed MRCP part 1 and part 2 and has BLS and ACLS courses, sir is there any chance to get job in Australia after AMC1? and if I do some clinical attachment/observership along with it in Australia will it help me further?
For an IMG who is freshly graduated and has cleared AMC 1 with skills like BLS , ACLS and has no publication but has poster and oral presentations what are chances of getting JMO job for him? please guide Dr Rizwan
As a rule of thumb the standard is raised now… people getting shortlisted from India and Pakistan are the ones with good 1-2 years of proper Emergency Medicine experience in addition to house job. Regarding courses and posters, everyone has them to some level so not a good differentiator
@@EmergencyFocus Sir, do the requirements apply only to candidates who have passed AMC 1 or is experience also required for those who have passed AMC 2?
@@dr.farehasaleem5061 No. It just needs 'insight' & a sync with reality which you clearly lack (evident from your comment). Anyhow, I've got my answer from Dr. Rizwan & dont need any more expert comments!
What's with all of the judgmental commentary on these specialties? You say things like "I would like to advise all psychiatrists to stop convincing other specialties that they are still doctors", or "GP is for lady doctors" - these opinions are immature and ill-considered. You're also speculating and stereotyping a lot - emergency medicine is not filled with enthusiastic runners and I have never seen anybody treated in a corridor. For anybody out there who wants real information about the future of Australia's medical workforce, I'd recommend they read the Australian Government's "National Medical Workforce Strategy 2021-2031".
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.
Dear sir kindly guide me i m working as resident 3rd year OBS and gynae at king Edward medical university, is there any chance of job after amc in obs gyane experience or will be more chances in specialist pathways
This guy has no idea about General Practice and is an exemplar of the derogerative attitude toward primary care by those that perceive themselves as superior because they choose to work in a hospital.
Highly insightful video as always. But the comment @6:00 is belittling 😢 about Psychiatry!
Very stupid and shortsighted comment, I wouldn’t take it seriously.
Pls can you make a video on how GP can turn this specialty into business??
This video on the easiest medical specialties for training in Australia offers valuable insights for medical professionals seeking to pursue a specialty. It's important to note that 'easiest' can vary based on individual interests, strengths, and career goals. However, the discussion on specialties with shorter training durations or less competitive entry requirements provides useful information for those exploring their options. Thank you for sharing this informative video!
is there any chance we could know the number of these training offers you mentioned compared to the total number of applicants? (ex: 1 per 5 applicants for obg etc..)
Dr. Qureshi, if possible, kindly discuss surgery training in Australia for IMGs from subcontinent. Do Pak/Ind IMGs stand a realistic chance of getting into surgery training?
Could you please tell me how competitive is public health?
Please make a video about non clinical branches like public health, epidemiology etc. Do we need amc exam for them as well? I am asking for masters and so on and also what are the prospects for them regarding pr , job and passport after masters
Thank you Dr for this informative video. Is the training for all the specialities mentioned in this video for 3 years like GP?
And during the specialist training program does the hospital provide us with stipend?
Ofcourse yes … haven’t you seen the video on salaries on my RUclips channel
Oh okay. I'll watch the video about stipend now.
And what about the time duration Dr.
Is Geriatric medicine also a speciality course for 3 years?
If I finish radiology residency in my home country + research experience in the field + a 2-month elective in radiology in Australia with a letter of recommendation, do you think it would increase my chances of getting a registrar position in less time?
G.P. can only diagnose cancer if the patient can get an appointment with them.
Australia has a severe shortage of GPs, I part because people who know nothing about general practice like to dump on it.
If you look at it, this video merely contributes to a metro-centric and anti-GP narrative that further exacerbates the shortage of GPs.
It may also be advisable to adjust the content of your videos to eliminate bias against female doctors and Egyptians and any other demographic groups you have a little problem with.
@dr.farehasaleem5061 .
You said that if a patient gets a late cancer diagnosis, it reflects poorly on G.P.s. Cancer is sneaky and cannot be detected easily in many cases. No single blood test. Cannot scan every patient with joint pain or belly ache.
You need to learn more about the role of a G.P. before dismissing it as a specialty for Egyptians and women. It is quite offensive.
I am 38 years old mbbs with 5 years of clinica side experience and two years of radiology training. I want to move to australia and want to pursue my career in radiology. Kindly guide me about this how can i and from where should i start?
Can I do PG from Australia after completing mbbs from Central aisa
Sir please make a video about the difficult ones and tips on how to stand a better chance in getting them.
In my experience, it is not the moic's role to ask for admission to a psych inpatient unit. Detain for assessment under the mental health act, yes. It is my understanding that the decision to admit is that of the psych consultant.
But we need to get in to 3 year BPT (adult internal medicine) training before medical oncology right ?
I am an IMG looking to pursue a career in ICU. Could you please elaborate on the "real medicine" part? And what would it take to land a training position in this speciality after completing the AMC exams?
Thanks.
exactly what I look for. thanks!
Sir is it easy for an IMG from Pakistan to get into Anesthesia training like EM or hard /almost impossible like surgery?)
Can a gp in australia practise in the field which he/she likes ? Like only orthoapedics cases , trauma cases ?
Sir i am dentist plz tell pathway to get omfs resdiency in aus in best uni
Plz make a video on ob's gynae work in Australia
Dr. Rizwan thank you so much for the very informative videos , kindly tell me about dermatology training in Australia please please 🙏🏼🙏🏼
What about obs and gynae??
How to do md patho in aus
Hi,
I completed my MBBS degree from Zhengzhou University in China. I am a Singapore citizen. I am planning to practise in Australia. What is the procedure for me to practise in Australia?
Sir plz do upload a detailed video about the Pakistani doctors Who wish to pursue career in Public Health in Australia.. Either by Fellowship or by PhD. Thanks
Dear Sir,
I am a Registrar in General Medicine currently employed in Sri Lanka. I have got through the AMC part 1 and planning to apply for a job in Australia soon.
I have already got some job offers for the position of medical registrar. I have couple of questions sir,
1. If I start my career in Australia as a medical registrar, what are the options I have to get through AMC part 2 within a short period of time ?
2. Is it possible to do clinical rotations (Medicine, Surgery and Emergency) as a medical registrar ?
3. Can I under go “work based assessment” as a medical registrar ?
Thank You.!
You should ask all these questions from the team that offered you the job.
Agree to a plan before you move.
do you need to be a PR to get into training?
Yes, for most specialties nowadays plus general registration is a must. However in Australia 🇦🇺 I have seen people working in rural locations taken on conditionally onto the training if they are very close to getting their PR
What about endo ? Gastro ? Rheumatology ? Nepro? Kindly guide us
Is this GP training open to img’s? Also after getting my full registration, would I need to take any exam to get into GP training?
GP training is open to IMGs after Hospital training. (Minimum 12 months) The minimum requirement for entry into GP training is one year. Apply for GP training. (Minimum 12 months).
For personalized insight, I recommend you book a session with me: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session
Is anaesthesia easy to get ?
Wow your comment about GP is cutting. Most GPs would also 💯 disagree with your comments. Please do not put GPs down. They are an extremely important part of community health. They need to understand and manage every medical concern as lazy specialists handball and do halfhearted jobs only working with money as the focus and not patient care.
Regarding the 30 hours per week for General Medicine, are there any additional hours on top of that for paperworks? lol
sky is the limit
Hi there- great video. I have 6.5 year experience in Psychiatry in non trainee jobs in Pakistan. A Masters in Psychiatry from the Cardiff University . 2 certificates in Research 1:10 n Global Mental health from Havard university.
And a pass in part 1 and part 2 Mrcpsyh Uk. I have to give the clinical exam . I need a training program in Psychiatry. Any advice?
Honestly at 41 years old mother with two kids based in Middle East I am struggling with finding any hope in my path.
Kindly advice Sir. Best regards
Better to contact RANZCP I think you have good credentials but fall short of a completion of exam. Just based on experience you can get a non trainee job in Psych after some work like amcs
Thank you so much Sir. I am also considering taking the AMC exam as I just saw your other video considering the importance of AMC exam part 1 . I hope you have spot availability for the exam preparation at Emergencyfocus.
I will also try to contact the Austrailian board as you adviced. Thank you for some hope and encouraging direction. May God bless you . Best regards
hlw vaiya- After Amc registration,can a doctor do job on an Asthetic dermatology clinic? ? -if yess then how it could be? -❤
Funny. And at least he expresses his honest opinion. I admire the courage, rare in medicine or anywhere these days
What about surgical oncology training,is it very difficult to get
Hello, thanks for your comment! It may be considered competitive, but not impossible to attain. With the right CV and relevant experience, there has been success.
For more information, check out my website: www.emergencyfocus.net/
Can I write amc1 during my intership in india?
Assalam-o-Alaikum....Sir Rizwan many thanks for these career making videos. I am Dr Adnan from Pakistan. Sir I have more than 3 years of experience in Emergency department in a 2ndry level hospital (THQ HOSPITAL) as Medical Officer (SHO equivalent) after MBBS and House job, have passed MRCP part 1 and part 2 and has BLS and ACLS courses, sir is there any chance to get job in Australia after AMC1? and if I do some clinical attachment/observership along with it in Australia will it help me further?
For an IMG who is freshly graduated and has cleared AMC 1 with skills like BLS , ACLS and has no publication but has poster and oral presentations what are chances of getting JMO job for him?
please guide Dr Rizwan
As a rule of thumb the standard is raised now… people getting shortlisted from India and Pakistan are the ones with good 1-2 years of proper Emergency Medicine experience in addition to house job. Regarding courses and posters, everyone has them to some level so not a good differentiator
@@EmergencyFocus Sir, do the requirements apply only to candidates who have passed AMC 1 or is experience also required for those who have passed AMC 2?
What do you mean by easiest?
IMG friendly, in simpler terms. Though every training positions requires hard work.
Is psychiatry a respectable field in Australia or it has similar stigma attached as in south Asian countries ? 😮
I don't think getting $1000 per hour will be paid to anyone who is less respectable ☺
@@dr.farehasaleem5061 No. It just needs 'insight' & a sync with reality which you clearly lack (evident from your comment). Anyhow, I've got my answer from Dr. Rizwan & dont need any more expert comments!
@@EmergencyFocus hahhahahhahhah best answer ever
Is general medicine the same as BPT? Or are there additional years of training after BPT for it?
additional 3 years of training after BPT
What's with all of the judgmental commentary on these specialties? You say things like "I would like to advise all psychiatrists to stop convincing other specialties that they are still doctors", or "GP is for lady doctors" - these opinions are immature and ill-considered. You're also speculating and stereotyping a lot - emergency medicine is not filled with enthusiastic runners and I have never seen anybody treated in a corridor. For anybody out there who wants real information about the future of Australia's medical workforce, I'd recommend they read the Australian Government's "National Medical Workforce Strategy 2021-2031".
Sir is mrcem qualified in Australia
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.
Dear sir kindly guide me i m working as resident 3rd year OBS and gynae at king Edward medical university, is there any chance of job after amc in obs gyane experience or will be more chances in specialist pathways
Film this after a tough shift at work??
always
This guy has no idea about General Practice and is an exemplar of the derogerative attitude toward primary care by those that perceive themselves as superior because they choose to work in a hospital.
Burn
Can you plz tell scope of asthetic medicine in Australia?
Sir can you please share your number in case if someone wants guidelines about AMC test preparation
info@emergencyfocus.net
Great insight
7min 44sec: "..first ones to get knocked off by AI...". That's rude.
Medical oncology, interesting.
Anesthesics pleas
You can't be more cringe