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Specialists in Australian practice
Overview
Anaesthetists
Anaesthetists
Check the Specialists in Acute Shortage list.
This overview provides an introduction to your medical specialty in Australian practice.
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Anaesthetists
Anaesthetists
Anaesthetists
Anaesthetists have two pathways to practice in Australia.
Pathway1: AHPRA has released an Expedited Pathway to Specialist Registration (but still requires eventual ANZCA Fellowship); OR
Pathway2: Assessment by the ANZCA College and then progression to Fellowship.
Cardiologists
Anaesthetists
Dermatologists
Cardiologists are assessed by the Royal Australian College of Physicians. The College will require at least 12months practice in a recognised Hospital. The College does support private practices providing services within a recognised Hospital.
We can certainly assist with your medical licencing and migration journey.
Dermatologists
Emergency Physicians
Dermatologists
Dermatologists are assessed by the College of Dermatologists. Dermatologists are on the "acute shortage" list and can literally practice in any location.
Emergency Physicians
Emergency Physicians
Emergency Physicians
Emergency Physicians are also in "acute shortage" and your College will provide assessment.
Haematologists
Emergency Physicians
Emergency Physicians
Haematologists are also in "acute shortage" and your the RACP College provides assessment.
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Nephrologists are assessed by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.
You are in "acute shortage" and can literally practice anywhere in Australia.
Nuclear Medicine Physicians
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Nuclear Medicine Physicians are assessed by the Royal Australian College of Physicians. You are in "acute shortage" and can literally practice anywhere in Australia.
Dual qualified specialists are highly valued.
Paediatricians
Nephrologists - Renal Medicine
Paediatricians
Pediatricians are assessed by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.
You are in "acute shortage" and can literally practice anywhere in Australia.
Pain Medicine
Pain Medicine
Paediatricians
Pain Medicine Physicians are also in "acute shortage" and can practice anywhere in Australia. the Faculty of Pain within the ANZCA College undertake assessments.
We have ongoing roles with Pain Specialists Australia. Explore Now!
Pathologists
Pain Medicine
Psychiatrists
Pathologists are in "acute shortage" in Australia and can literally practice anywhere. The Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia is responsible for assessing qualifications for Pathologists.
Explore now.
Psychiatrists
Pain Medicine
Psychiatrists
Psychiatrists are assessed by the Royal Australian and New College of Psychiatrists.
Psychiatrists are in "acute shortage" and can practice literally anywhere.
More Specialists
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists are assessed by the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists.
This is the first College we worked with and we know their processes very well. And employers.
Surgeons
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists
Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists
The Royal Australian College of Surgeons conduct assessments for your specialty. The College will require at least 12months practice in a recognised Hospital. We can certainly assist with your medical licencing and migration journey.
Pulmonologists
Other Specialists
Other Specialists
Pulmonologists are assessed by the Royal Australian College of Physicians.
You are in "acute shortage" and can literally practice anywhere in Australia.
Just ask us.
Other Specialists
Other Specialists
Other Specialists
Able Medico commenced with Radiologists and then leveraged that expertise to other specialist Colleges. All Colleges work in accordance with the dictates of the Medical Board of Australia.
Just ask us.
Specialists in Acute Shortage (19AB)
This is the current listing as at 3rd October 2024
- cardiothoracic surgery
- dermatology
- emergency medicine
- endocrinology
- geriatric medicine
- gastroenterology
- general medicine
- haematology
- intensive care medicine
- nephrology
- neurology
- neurosurgery
- orthopaedic surgery
- otolaryngology
- paediatric medicine
- paediatric surgery
- palliative medicine
- pain medicine
- plastic and reconstructive surgery
- rehabilitation medicine
- rheumatology
- sports and exercise medicine
- thoracic medicine
- urology
- vascular surgery
If you are on this list?
You can literally practice anywhere in Australia.
We need to confirm specific practice locations but there is a 99.99% chance of success.
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