In continuation from the previous article, this time we’ll focus on practical strategies for raising your score in the OET Speaking sub-test under the Clinical Communication Criteria. Previous article： Clinical Communication Criteria (Basic Strategies) Let’s begin with a quick review of the five assessment areas: Reference: Speaking sub-test: Assessment criteria and level descriptors Unlike clinical […]
“Can I really work as a doctor in Dubai or Abu Dhabi?” If you’ve ever thought about working abroad as a doctor, this question may have crossed your mind. In this article, we’ll walk through the conditions and specific steps required to practice medicine in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. ※This article is written by OET […]
To work as a physician in the United States, international medical graduates (IMGs) must obtain ECFMG certification. Achieving and maintaining this certification involves two often-overlooked deadlines. The first is the “7-Year Rule,” and the second is the “Pathway Expiration Date.” Missing either deadline means you will need to retake or reapply. This article explains the […]
In this article, we’ll walk through the process of how international medical graduates (IMGs) can work as doctors in Canada and the English language requirements you’ll need to meet. This article is written by OET Bank, where we specialize in helping healthcare professionals prepare for OET and support their overseas career opportunities. How to Work […]
If you graduate from a medical school not recognized by the Singapore Medical Council (SMC), you generally cannot work as a doctor in Singapore. As of 2025, among Indian institutions, only selected universities are recognized by the SMC. However, even if you did not graduate from one of these institutions, it may still be possible […]
Many international medical graduates (IMGs) imagine working as residents in the United States.However, Singapore also offers opportunities to work as a resident physician, provided you meet certain conditions—and the compensation is among the best in the world. This article explains the steps to work as a doctor in Singapore. This article is written by OET […]
International Medical Graduates (IMGs) who want to work as GPs in Australia generally have two main options: This article explains both routes in detail. ※This article is written by OET Bank, where we specialize in helping healthcare professionals prepare for OET and support their overseas career opportunities. Using Your Overseas Specialist Qualification If you are […]
To be eligible to work in Australia, international medical graduates (IMGs) must ultimately register with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA). This article summarizes the requirements for registration with AHPRA. ※This article is written by OET Bank, where we specialize in helping healthcare professionals prepare for OET and support their overseas career opportunities. About […]
The Competent Authority Pathway (CAP) is a special route for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) to register as clinicians in Australia. Ordinarily, IMGs who wish to work in Australia must pass the Australian Medical Council (AMC) examinations—essentially the Australian equivalent of a medical licensing exam—followed by supervised training. However, if certain eligibility criteria are met, IMGs […]