Our Staff

Dr. Cesar M. Salinas-La Rosa MD FRCPA MAACB
Australian Medical Recognition Services (AMRS)
Managing Director
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Dr. Salinas-La Rosa is a well known and recognised lecturer for Overseas Trained Doctors / International Medical Graduates.

He had been a key lecturer with the VMPF (Victorian Medical Postgraduate Foundation) - VMPF letter of Academic Reference - since the year 2000. He lectured OTD / IMG through numerous MCQ Bridging Courses, Clinical Bridging Courses and Mock Clinical Exam Workshops.

He has been successfully coaching, teaching, guiding, mentoring and supervising OTD / IMG Colleagues through their AMC journey and beyond.

Overseas Trained Doctor graduated in Peru with honours, who obtained his M.D. and Physician-Surgeon professional qualification in 1994. He arrived in Australia in late 1995 and started his “Australian Medical Council journey” for recognition of overseas trained doctor in 1997.

He successfully completed the Australian Medical Council Exam requirements in early 2000 (Occupational English Test, Multiple Choice Question and Clinical Exam).

He was granted initially (after completing successfully the MCQ exam) provisional registration by the Medical Practitioners Board of Victoria to work at The Alfred Hospital (Trauma centre, Neurosurgery and Accident & Emergency Department), while waiting for a place to sit the AMC Clinical Exam. He also worked in General Medicine and Geriatrics at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne.

Cesar has worked in several large Teaching Hospitals including The Royal Melbourne Hospital, The Royal Children’s Hospital, The Royal Women’s Hospital, St. Vincent’s Hospital, The Alfred Hospital and Box Hill Hospital.

He has been involved in lecturing undergraduate medical students in Australia for many years as well as been involve in a wide range of multidisciplinary medical/ surgical meetings in several teaching hospitals.

Cesar was accepted to the training program in Pathology. During his training years he developed expertise in the disciplines of Haematology, Biochemistry, Microbiology and Histology. He became a member of the Australian Association of Clinical Biochemist, membership obtained by exam.

He obtained his Fellowship from the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia in 2006 and became a Pathologist Specialist Consultant, with special interest in Anatomical Pathology and Cytology.

As a Pathologist Specialist Consultant he has worked in the largest private practice in Melbourne for 3 years.

He currently works in a tertiary public healthcare service, which provides acute medical and surgical services, emergency and critical care, aged care, diagnostics, rehabilitation, allied health, mental health, palliative care and residential care, as well as undertaking research and educating the next generation of healthcare professionals with more than 5,000 staff and 848 beds (St Vincent’s Hospital; Melbourne).