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Specialist Recognition applications are now open.
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Specialist International Medical Graduate

SIMGs wanting to apply for Specialist Recognition and AoN Assessment need to sign in to the portal on the RANZCO website and click on the ‘Applications’ tile on the dashboard.

Applicants who do not have a RANZCO log in will need to select the ‘Register’ button and complete the registration form to apply for a RANZCO log in.

RANZCO is tasked with the assessment of Specialist International Medical Graduates (SIMGs) in ophthalmology on behalf of both the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) and Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ). Upon completion of its assessment process, RANZCO makes a recommendation to the relevant authority as to whether or not an SIMG should be recognised as a specialist in either Australia or New Zealand.

Notice of Change: Short-Term Training in a Medical Specialty Pathway

Please note that all short-term training applications need to be submitted online as of now.

Kindly sign in to the portal on the RANZCO website and click on the ‘Applications’ tile on the dashboard.

Hospital Administrator who want to submit a Short-Term Training application but who do not have a RANZCO log in yet will need to select the ‘Register’ button and complete the registration form to apply for log in details.

Once log in details are provided, please submit the completed Short-Term Training Online Application including all required documents and the MBA Application for Assessment by a Specialist Medical College (AAMC-30).

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