This is the practical RACP Specialist Pathway guide for ANZSCO 253313 Clinical Haematologist. For pathway view, see the pathway guide. For costs, see the cost case study.
RACP Specialist Pathway sequence
- Application + qualifications + experience evidence
- RACP Specialist Assessment with haematology endorsement (6-12 months)
- Outcome: Substantially Comparable / Partially Comparable / Not Comparable
- Medical Board Specialist Registration
- 12 months supervised practice (Substantially Comparable)
- FRACP + Haematology Fellowship granted
- HSANZ membership post-arrival
Qualification evidence
Submit:
- Primary medical degree (MBBS / MD / equivalent) certificate + transcript
- Internal medicine Fellowship (MRCP / FRCPC / ABIM)
- Haematology sub-specialty CCT / Fellowship
- BMT / CAR-T training certificates (where applicable)
- Origin-side specialist registration
- Continuing professional development records (5+ years recent)
Clinical experience evidence
Each role:
- Hospital employer letter
- Title — Consultant Haematologist / Senior Haematologist / Lead Haematologist
- Dates and FTE hours
- Caseload (malignant, benign, transfusion, transplant)
- Procedure log (bone marrow biopsies, BMT cases)
- Sub-specialty interests (lymphoma, myeloma, MPN, etc.)
For locum / agency:
- Agency letters
- Hospital reference letters
English requirement
RACP + Medical Board requires:
- OET — grade B each component
- IELTS Academic — 7.0 each band
- PTE Academic — 65 each
Common reasons assessments stall
- Insufficient haematology consultant evidence. Need post-Fellowship consultant practice
- Origin-side registration restrictions. Unrestricted essential
- English test too old. Test must be valid (typically 2 years for OET)
Tools
Where to verify
Next step
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