Move to Australia as a Cardiologist

CARDIOLOGIST

MIGRATION CONSULTANT

MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA AS A CARDIOLOGIST

Cardiologists investigate, diagnose and treat diseases of the human heart

How to Migrate to Australia as a Cardiologist

Be aged under 45

Score 65 Australian Immigration Points

Have a Positive Skills Assessment from Vetasses

Lodge an Expression of Interest

Receive an Invitation to Apply Pay the Visa Fees Pass Health and Character Checks

Skills Assessment Requirement

Unless you are exempt in very limited circumstances, you are required to have a positive Skills Assessment to apply for the visas listed above.

Skills Assessment authority for Cardiologist is Medical Board of Australia (MedBA). To have a positive skills assessment, you must meet the following criteria:

Three pathways for skills assessment

Competent Authority Pathway – for overseas trained non-specialists AND specialists including general practitioners

International Medical Graduates (IMGs) must have completed both the assessment and experience components of the medical course

IMGs must have secured an offer of employment prior to applying for this pathway

IMGs must have either an approved qualification or undergo an assessment of competency conducted by an approved body

Must successfully completed 12 months of supervised practice in an approved position

Standard Pathway – for international medical graduates seeking general registration

Must have a primary qualification in medicine recognised by the Australian Medical Council and World Directory of Medical Schools

Two types of Standard Pathway

AMC Examination – assessment of competency and skill by examination

Workplace-based Assessment – assessment by examination and workplace-based assessment of clinical skills and knowledge by an AMC credited authority

Must successfully completed 12 months of supervised practice in an approved position

Specialist Pathway – for Overseas-trained specialists applying for assessment that is comparable to a trained speciality in Australia (specialist registration) OR overseas-trained specialists applying for an area of need specialist level position in Australia (area of need)

Must have a primary qualification in medicine recognised by the Australian Medical Council and World Directory of Medical Schools AND must have satisfied all training and examination requirement to practice in their field of speciality

Please note if you currently hold or have previously held general registration you are not eligible for the specialist pathway You can complete specialist registration while holding general registration through a different process

Description

diagnose and treat internal human disorders and diseases using specialist testing, diagnostic and medical techniques Medical Registrars training as Specialist Physicians are included in this unit group

Tasks examining patients to determine the nature and extent of problems after referral from General Medical Practitioners and other medical specialists, and undertaking laboratory tests and diagnostic procedures analysing test results and other medical information to make diagnoses prescribing and administering drugs, and remedial and therapeutic treatment and procedures recording medical information and data reporting specified contagious and notifiable diseases to government health and immigration authorities may admit or refer patients to hospitals may consult other medical specialists

Skill Level

Occupations in this unit group have a level of skill commensurate with a bachelor degree or higher qualification, two years hospital-based training, and at least five years specialist study and training (ANZSCO Skill Level 1).

Registration or licensing is required

Occupations in this Group

253311 Specialist Physician (General Medicine)

253312 Cardiologist

253313 Clinical Haematologist

253314 Medical Oncologist

253315 Endocrinologist

253316 Gastroenterologist

253317 Intensive Care Specialist

253318 Neurologist

253321 Paediatrician

253322 Renal Medicine Specialist

253323 Rheumatologist

253324 Thoracic Medicine Specialist

253399 Specialist Physicians nec

Frequently Asked Questions

COMMON MIGRATION QUESTIONS

What are the eligibility requirements for immigrating to Australia as a Cardiologist?

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Eligibility requirements include being aged under 45, scoring 65 points on the Australian Immigration Points Score, having the required skills, qualifications, and meeting health and character checks

Which skilled migration visas are suitable for Cardiologists in Australia?

The Skilled Independent Visa (subclass 189) is a popular choice for Cardiologists who want to immigrate to Australia independently without the need for sponsorship by an Australian employer

The Skilled Nominated Visa (subclass 190) is another attractive option for Cardiologists seeking to immigrate to Australia Unlike the subclass 189 visa the subclass 190 requires Cardiologists to be nominated by an Australian state or territory government

How do I get my Cardiologist skills assessed for Australian immigration purposes?

The Australian assessing authority for Cardiologists is Vetassess They are responsible for evaluating your qualifications, experience and skills to ensure they meet Australian standards For Cardiologists, the assessment includes a review of your practical experience and any relevant certifications you hold

Can I apply for permanent residency as a Cardiologist in Australia?

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Yes, the 189 and 190 visa subclass grants Permanent Residency to holders right from the start The PR rights and privileges awarded to you also apply to your spouse / partner and any dependents

What are the processing times for skilled migration visas for Cardiologists?

Expect the whole process to take between 7 and 16 months from absolute start of the visa process to the absolute end

Can I include my family members in my immigration application as a Cardiologist?

Yes! Your immediate family members are included

Frequently Asked Questions Continued

COMMON MIGRATION QUESTIONS

What are the best places to look for work as a Cardiologist in Australia?

The best places to search for Cardiologist jobs in Australia include major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth These cities have a great construction and lots of opportunities Suburban and rural areas are also excellent options for Cardiologists migrating to Australia because they have a lower cost of living and a better work life balance Smaller communities may have a demand for skilled Cardiologists in residential construction and artisan woodworking

Yes, you can use job search websites like Seek (www seek com au) and Indeed (www indeed com au) These platforms list Cardiologist positions across Australia Additionally, as a Migration Consultant LLC client you have access to our dedicated Cardiologist recruitment service for new migrants to Australia Are there any specific websites or job boards focused on Cardiologist jobs in Australia?