
Service Details
Free Live Q&A and AMC 1 Essentials Session
Are you an International Medical Graduate (IMG) planning to work as a doctor in Australia, but feeling unsure about the pathway, the AMC exams, registration, jobs, or observerships?
Join Dr Rizwan and Dr Laura for a FREE Live Q&A and AMC 1 Essentials Session on 26th September at 3PM Sydney Time. Bring your questions and take part in an open conversation about the journey of becoming a doctor in Australia.
What can we talk about?
This session is your opportunity to ask questions about:
The IMG journey in Australia
The AMC pathway explained
AMC Part 1 / AMC MCQ preparation
What happens after passing AMC Part 1
Finding your first medical job in Australia
Observerships: what they are and how to find them
AHPRA registration and the registration process
Applying for medical jobs as an IMG
Doctor salaries and realistic earning expectations
Working in Australian hospitals
Different pathways available to IMGs
Career progression after your first Australian medical job
Anything else you have always wanted to ask about working as a doctor in Australia
We will also cover the essentials every AMC candidate should understand before starting their AMC 1 journey, including how the pathway works and how to approach preparation strategically.
Bring your questions. Bring your doubts. Come and talk to us.
If becoming a doctor in Australia is your goal, this session is for you.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. When and where is the session?
The FREE Live Q&A and AMC 1 Essentials Session with Dr Rizwan and Dr Laura will be on 26th September at 3PM Sydney Time, live online via Zoom.
2. Who is this session for?
This session is for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) planning to work as a doctor in Australia — whether you're unsure about the pathway, the AMC exams, registration, jobs, or observerships. It's an open conversation, so you're welcome to bring any question about the IMG journey.
3. How do I get the link to join?
Zoom link will be shared immediately on the confirmation email once you register. Keep an eye to your inbox, or spam folder.















