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AMRS courses will teach you and coach you in "how to pass the AMC exams" - For a FREE trial - Click Here

This Melbourne based course (run by the Australian Medical Recognition Services) will guide, coach and prepare overseas trained doctors/international medical graduates for the Australian Medical Council Exams.

This didactic, practical, easy to learn and revolutionary preparation technique for the AMC exams is not taught in a primordial fashion in any of the few courses available for preparation

  • You will be trained "to look diligently” for the MOST correct answer in AMC MCQ questions, discarding different “contentious” alternatives specifically designed to disguise and confused the “unprepared & untrained” candidate.
  • You will be taught to chase, unmask and find "The Clue", accumulate points and avoid “critical errors” in order to pass the AMC Clinical Exam Scenarios.
  • “OTD/IMG believes that having only a thorough medical knowledge is sufficient to pass the exam. They could not be further away from reality”

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Interesting Read
The Australian Healthcare is greatly enriched by its Overseas Trained Doctors (OTD)/International Medical Graduates (IMG). There is no national approach to support the integration of IMG/OTD’s into the workforce. The problem areas are well defined; the need for better information access; better orientation to our healthcare systems and the workplace; improving communication with patients and healthcare workers, standardized assessment of knowledge and skills; and education and training support. So let’s get on with it.
Mc Grath, Barry P. THE MEDICAL JOURNAL OF AUSTRALIA 2004; 181 (11/12)640-642 -
IMG/OTDs receive insufficient orientation to the Australian Health care system and Australian culture. - There is lack of professional and personal support for IMG/OTDs and their families. - IMG/OTDs experience many stresses in their personal lives-separation from family, inadequate employment opportunities for a spouse, and cultural isolation. - Workforce demands are such that IMG/OTDs are employed in positions of medical need, but these needs are inadequately matched to their clinical skills and previous experience.
Spike, Neil A. MBBS, FRACGP ACADEMIC MEDICINE; Sept 2006; Vol 81- Issue 9 - pp 842-846

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Testimonials

I was at a loss, in a small town with no study partners and with familial constraints to move around and study elsewhere. At a time like this, finding an online course at a time convenient to me was more than I could wish for. The great thing was that not only did I get to practice scenarios in an AMC Clinical Exam like situation but I also got valuable feedback from it. The cases we did covered a lot of topics and I learnt a lot from each one of them. Dr Salinas-La Rosa has been a saviour for me for this exam. His experience in this field is invaluable. That combined with professionalism and sincerity makes his course a must have in the agenda of all those planning to give this exam. He has a unique style that everyone can relate to; he makes you feel comfortable and adjusts his teaching methods according to the individual's needs. Thank you Dr Salinas- La Rosa for taking the time and effort to help us fellow OTD/IMG doctors."

Veena PATHEYAR (INDIA)  -  Queensland