Are you a foreign medical professional who’d like to work in Australia (or Oz, as it’s known)?
Do you want to know the process for getting a job Down Under?
Then follow SLC’s step-by-step process for overseas doctors who plan to move to Australia.
There is a clear procedure to follow if you want to get a job as an international doctor in Australia.
Check out the steps down below:
Your school or university must be listed by the Australian Medical Council, and the World Directory of Medical Schools.
You can’t apply for registration until you have an offer of work.
This could be as a specialist, non-specialist, or doctor-in-training.
You can look for work on the jobs board of the Medical Journal of Australia. (If you wish to work as a GP in Australia, this post will give you more detailed information)
When you register as a doctor in Australia, the Australian Medical Council will assess your skills.
There are different pathways, depending on whether you have a specialism or not.
If you are on the standard pathway, you will probably have to take two exams to test your abilities.
You can find more details on this page of the AMC’s website.
As well your medical skills, your English language proficiency will be checked. If English is not your first language, you will need to have:
Or
Or
PTE Academic with a score of 65
Or
TOEFL iBT with a score of 94
This government website gives you more information about the English skills you need.
Once you have collected all the above, you can apply for a visa. Visit the information page from the Australian government’s Department of Health to find out more.
SLC are the experts at helping you reach IELTS Band 7 or OET Grade B if you’re a medical professional. Ask us about anything you need.
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We would love to help you in the process of moving to Australia preparing you to succeed in your language tests!
Check out down below the courses that will help you pass, or if you are not sure what course is best for you, feel free to contact us.
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