AHPRA

Congratulations! You’ve successfully navigated the RACGP Fellowship Exams and earned your FRACGP. This achievement marks the beginning of a new chapter—one filled with exciting opportunities and important decisions. Whether you're an international medical graduate or a local GP, here are the main considerations to help you plan your next steps. Gaining Permanent Residency For international GPs, securing Permanent Residency (PR) is often a top priority. There are two main path

<p>Answer: To be able to provide AHPRA Level 3 supervision, the supervising doctor should have worked at least 3 years as a GP fellow in Australia.</p>

<p>Steps to Fellowship in Australia When it comes to applying for fellowship, there is a large amount of information out there and it can be extremely overwhelming. To make life easier for our candidates, we have collected all the Steps to Fellowship in one place, allowing candidates to follow the required steps, without getting lost [&hellip;]</p>

GP Practices can access an excellent pool of motivated Specialist Family Medicien doctors via the RACGP Specialist Pathway

Learn the stages of AHPRA processing for overseas-trained GPs, including Expedited and RACGP PEP Specialist Pathways, assessment timelines, and registration guidance.

Expedited Pathway AHPRA Registration Document Checklist