If you have a confirmed accredited training position in an accredited teaching site commencing in 2024 you do not require a College Registration Verification Number (CRVN).
You will be required to complete and submit to the College a RANZCR Training Program Application Form and Trainee Compact (including all required supporting documentation).
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For all accredited training positions commencing in 2025 applicants are required to register with the College. This registration will need to be completed prior to any trainee job applications submitted to the jurisdictions.
In Australia, sites advertise clinical radiology training positions, then candidates apply directly to the hospital/sites/network and will need to submit their College Registration Verification Number (CRVN) as part of their application.
In New Zealand, the College oversees a centralised trainee recruitment process. Candidates applying for a training position through RANZCR will also need a CRVN as part of their application.
Eligibility criteria To be accepted into the college's training program, a candidate must: (a) Be a graduate of a medical school recognised by the Medical Board of Australia and the Board of RANZCR (or have successfully completed both Part I and Part II AMC examinations for overseas Medical Graduates in Australia) OR (b) Be registered in a general scope of practice by the Medical Council of New Zealand. OR (c) Be a graduate of a medical school recognised by the registering authority of the country in which the RANZCR training program is conducted and the Board of RANZCR AND (d) Must hold general registration as a medical practitioner by the registering authority recognised by the Board of RANZCR, in the state or country in which RANZCR training program is conducted, without any restriction, conditions, suspension or cancellation (unless otherwise specifically approved in writing by the College) AND (e) Have completed at least two full years in an accredited hospital as an intern/resident or equivalent by the planned commencement of the advertised training position AND (f) Eligible to work in the relevant jurisdiction, either Australia, New Zealand or Singapore.
To be accepted into the college's training program, a candidate must:
(a) Be a graduate of a medical school recognised by the Medical Board of Australia and the Board of RANZCR (or have successfully completed both Part I and Part II AMC examinations for overseas Medical Graduates in Australia)
OR
(b) Be registered in a general scope of practice by the Medical Council of New Zealand.
(c) Be a graduate of a medical school recognised by the registering authority of the country in which the RANZCR training program is conducted and the Board of RANZCR
AND
(d) Must hold general registration as a medical practitioner by the registering authority recognised by the Board of RANZCR, in the state or country in which RANZCR training program is conducted, without any restriction, conditions, suspension or cancellation (unless otherwise specifically approved in writing by the College)
(e) Have completed at least two full years in an accredited hospital as an intern/resident or equivalent by the planned commencement of the advertised training position
(f) Eligible to work in the relevant jurisdiction, either Australia, New Zealand or Singapore.
What is the RANZCR Trainee Selection Process?
The RANZCR trainee selection process is a comprehensive system designed to identify and appoint high-calibre candidates for training positions within the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR). This process involves multiple stages, including College Registration, the Interview process and appointment of trainees.
How can I initiate the College Registration Process?
To initiate the College registration process, candidates must create a profile in the RANZCR system by selecting apply via the RANZCR website. You will be prompted to answer eligibility screening questions, upon meeting the criteria you will complete the registration form and then pay the fee. The College will then verify the eligibility documents and issue a College Registration Verification Number (CRVN).
What documentation will I need to register with RANZCR?
You will need to upload your qualifications, confirmation of medical registration and your PGY 1 and 2 documents via the online application form.
How will my application and CV be scored by the jurisdictions?
As per RANZCR’s Selection Policy all jurisdictions will utilise the following domains when scoring CVs.
What is the cost of the College registration?
The cost of registering with the College is $800 AUD and will need to be paid on submission of your application. RANZCR fees.
My position starts in 2024 do I need to go through the registration process?
Trainees commencing prior to 2025 are not required to register with the College prior to applying to the relevant site or network. You can find the steps, here.
I am an overseas trained doctor or foreign trained candidate. Am I eligible to apply?
Additionally, the employing site/ hospital may also require permanent residency or citizenship of Australia or New Zealand.
To register as a doctor in Australia please visit the Australian Medical Council (AMC) website.
To register as a doctor in New Zealand please visit the Medical Council of New Zealand website.
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See also: Applying to Radiation Oncology Training