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As a fellow, you may only work for 2-3 years without formal assessments. After that, it either that calls for renewal or a more permanent alternative pathway. Check out this link for personalized insight: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

Hi, thanks for your comment. This is about all sorts of job interviews whether it be post AMC 1, 2 or even different pathways. For more information, feel free to check out this interview guidance session! www.emergencyfocus.net/interview

@@EmergencyFocus thanks a lot sir for the response.

Yes, I guide completely on the AMC journey but it is not limited to that. There is guidance about multiple Specialist, General Practice, and Fellowship pathways to Australia as well. Check out my website for more information: www.emergencyfocus.net/

Yes, I guide completely on the AMC journey but it is not limited to that. There is guidance about multiple Specialist, General Practice, and Fellowship pathways to Australia as well. Check out my website for more information: www.emergencyfocus.net/

Post FACEM in Australia and working for 10+ years in Australia 🇦🇺. The salary included all allowances

@@EmergencyFocus amazing, it’s almost too good of a number to be gulped down. Thank you for the clarity!

Definitely

@@EmergencyFocus so I can do these from pakistan ....thanks

Ur total salary as gp? experience years?total expenses per month? living e family or alone??

Astonishing numbers

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There is detailed video on my channel jobs after fellowship

Everyone needs AHPRA registration to work in Australia. MRCEM has no acceptance in Australia 🇦🇺 so you will have to do amc 1 exam and then apply for jobs. Good prospects in ED though

Ideally, as soon as you should start preparing after you graduate from your medical college. I offer a complete course for AMC MCQ and AMC Clinical. You can check it out here: www.emergencyfocus.net/amc

That’s true … salaries have taken a nose dive in recent years or not kept pace with times , what was acceptable 20 years ago will obviously not work in todays inflated markets and cost of living crises

What are the available options.?

Since I may only vouch for Australia, there are good prospects for working as an ophthalmologist here. You may check out this link for personalized insight: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

Thanks for your messages. All these specialities do have great work life balance with salaries in Australia. If you need more information, please book a session to start your journey at whatever stage we have end to end solution from AMC exam to specialist pathway ! www.emergencyfocus.net

Senior doctors having completed their training in their home country are eligible to work temporarily for 2-3 years in Australia without undergoing any formal assessment exams (AMC). For more insight, book a session with me and we can discuss your options! www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-specialist-pathway

Your passion ,is ur perfection

Getting into specialist training in Australia is covered by my UA-cam channel extensively. Here's it summarized: ua-cam.com/video/gbMjTCZfpO8/v-deo.html For insight, consider booking a session with me and we can discuss your options! www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

@@EmergencyFocus thank-you so much Dr. Rizwan

To work in the field, you must be a qualified doctor having gone through some form of equivalent assessment.

Unlike Europe and the Middle East, most workplaces in Australia does not have a working age limit. For personalized insight, I recommend you book a GP career guidance session with me! www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

Hi, thanks for your comment. Can you drop in your email once again or send it here?

Of course you can, it's still dependent on various factors such as the quality and quantity of your experience. I recommend you check out my website for personalized insight: www.emergencyfocus.net/

Hi, thanks for your comment. What does that mean?

@@EmergencyFocus DNB is a equivalent degree to MD/MS, does having one make you eligible for specialist recognition pathway. You talked about MD and MS but not DNB that's why asking. It is considered equivalent in middle east countries.

If your medical school or hospital of training is accredited, then of course it is valid. I recommend you check out my website and book a session with me: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

Income tax in Australia per the $120,001 - $180,000 bracket, as per the internet, is 37%.

Yes, but that largely relies on the quantity and quality of your experience and how you present it in your CV and job interviews. For personalized insight, I recommend you check out my complete career support package! www.emergencyfocus.net/event-details/complete-career-support-package

Income tax in Australia per the $120,001 - $180,000 bracket, as per the internet, is 37%. And for, $180,001 and over, it is 45%.

Hi, thanks for your comment. If you are GMC-certified, you may directly apply for the competent pathway! The fact of the matter is that the Medical Board of Australia recognizes the PLAB. This means you don't have to appear for the AMC exams. For more insight, book a session with me and we can discuss your options: www.emergencyfocus.net/booking-calendar/1-1-career-guidance-session

Thanks for your comment. If you need help, I'm available to assist. Check this link: www.emergencyfocus.net/event-details/gp-careers-documentation-and-job-guidance