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The following pathways are available in Australia to SIMGs (only those marked with an asterisk may lead to Fellowship of RACS):

• Surgical Education and Training (SET) *: for international medical graduates who have not yet completed specialist surgical training and wish to gain a specialist qualification in surgery through RACS’ accredited SET program.

• Short-term training: for international medical graduates interested in undertaking a short period of training in Australia, with the objective of gaining professional skills and experience not available in their country of training.

• Specialist Pathway (Specialist Recognition and Area of Need *: for overseas trained specialists applying for recognition of their post-graduate qualifications and experience, including when looking at filling an “Area of Need” hospital position.

To help you decide which pathway may be relevant, an initial self-assessment tool can be found .

The following pathways are available in Aotearoa New Zealand to international medical graduates (only those marked with an asterisk may lead to Fellowship of RACS):

• Surgical Education and Training (SET) *: for international medical graduates who have not yet completed specialist surgical training and wish to gain a specialist qualification in surgery through RACS’ accredited SET program.

• Pathway for short-term work in Aotearoa New Zealand: Special Purpose Registration is the pathway for specialist international medical graduates who intend to work in Aotearoa New Zealand for a fixed period and specific purpose.

• Pathway for long-term work in Aotearoa New Zealand *: Vocational Registration is the pathway for specialist international medical graduates seeking to work as an independent consultant in Aotearoa New Zealand.