Before applying to any accredited training position, applicants must register with the College and obtain a College Registration Verification Number (CRVN). Being issued a CRVN confirms that you meet the minimum eligibility requirements to be considered for entry into the training program.
In Australia, all jurisdictions advertise radiation oncology training positions externally, with candidates applying directly to hospitals, sites, or networks.
In New Zealand, the College conducts a centralised trainee recruitment process.
You can apply if you are an overseas trained doctor as long as you meet the general 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.
(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.
I am still completing PGY 2, can I apply for a CRVN?
Yes, you can still apply for a CRVN. If successful, you will be required to provide evidence of completion of PGY2 before you commence training.
Please note that jurisdictions may have additional criteria to submit an employment application.
I am an overseas trained doctor, am I eligible to apply?
The College does not place restrictions based on via or citizenship status, provided you have the right to live and work in Australia. However, most employers or networks require applicants to hold Australian permanent residency or citizenship at the time of application. If you do not hold this status, it is strongly recommended that you check directly with jurisdictions before applying for a CRVN.
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 (MCNZ) website
How many attempts do I have and what counts as an application attempt?
Applications to enter the radiation oncology training program are capped at four non-consecutive attempts. An ‘application’ is considered official and will count towards the number of attempts when a candidate has registered with the College, received a registration number and applied to a minimum of one trainee position.
Within a calendar year, you can apply for multiple positions/jurisdictions and it will still be counted as one attempt.
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.
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.
I want to apply for both radiation oncology and radiation oncology positions, do I need two CRVNs.
Yes, you will need a separate CRVN if you are applying for positions within both faculties.
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.
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.
Shortlisting and Interviews The College’s role is to facilitate CRVN registration and review the selection process. The shortlisting, interviewing and appointment of candidates remains the responsibility of sites and jurisdictions. If there is discordance between RANZCR selection policy and jurisdictional HR policies, compliance with the jurisdictional policies will take precedence.CV Scoring Domains and ExamplesShortlisting for interviews will be based on recruitment applications including CV and other relevant jurisdictional requirements. You can download the CV scoring guide at the below:2025 Radiation Oncology CV Scoring GuideInterviewsAll interviewees applying to the same jurisdiction will be asked the same questions to ensure a fair interview process.The composition of the interview panels will adhere to jurisdictional HR policies and RANZCR accreditation standards and will endeavour to achieve gender parity and be culturally appropriate.CompetenciesInterview questions have been aligned to a standardised set of domains which outline the key competencies required for radiation oncology training. Due to time restrictions and other factors all competencies may not be assessed.Communication and Interpersonal SkillsProfessional Integrity and Ethical BehaviourCultural SafetyPatient Focus Critical Thinking and Decision MakingMulti-professional Working and LeadershipCommitment to Improving Self and the Profession Self-awareness and Resilience Organisation and Working Style To ensure timely processing of your CRVN application, please review the acceptable documentation before applying. Required Documentation Qualification - a copy of your primary medical degree (testamur), we cannot accept academic transcripts or letters.Medical Registration - proof of your current medical registration.AHPRA - Download a Certificate of RegistrationMCNZ - Download Practicing CertificatePostgraduate Training - a statement of service for your postgraduate year one and two which details the rotations you undertook. Example below.We can only accept contracts/employment letters if you are currently completing PGY2. You must still provide a statement of service for your completed PGY 1.We cannot accept term, assessment or ePortfolio reports.We cannot accept payroll stubs. When should I apply for a CRVN and how long is it valid for? Your CRVN is valid for the calendar year, meaning it will expire on 31 December regardless of the date it was issued. Within the CRVNs validity period, you can apply for as many positions as are available.We recommend applying for a CRVN early in the year, so that you can apply for positions as they come up. If you apply for a CRVN later in the year, there may be less employment applications available.Jurisdictions' main employment applications for commencement in the following year can run from as early as February to as late as August. Dates are listed at the bottom of this page as they become available.Depending on the number of positions available, some networks/sites also advertise positions for same year commencement. Generally these are not listed on this webpage. Apply Now What do I need to do after obtaining a CRVN? The CRVN application is used to confirm that you meet the minimum eligibility requirements to be considered for entry into the training program. It does not constitute an application to join the clinical radiology training program. Therefore, you are not required to upload your CV or referee details onto the myRANZCR portal.To join the training program, you must secure employment in an accredited training position.The College manages selection for radiation oncology in New Zealand, including CV scoring, referee reports, and candidate preference matching. While the College provides employing sites with a ranked list of candidates, final employment decisions are made by the sites themselves.All other jurisdictions manage their own recruitment independently. You can find recruitment dates and links in the table below. I have been offered a training position, what do I need to do now? Congratulations on receiving a position!You can download a guide which explains the College onboarding process here. We rely on Networks/sites to inform us of successful candidates, and once this information is received we will send you information about how to upload your contract to the myRANZCR portal.
The College’s role is to facilitate CRVN registration and review the selection process. The shortlisting, interviewing and appointment of candidates remains the responsibility of sites and jurisdictions. If there is discordance between RANZCR selection policy and jurisdictional HR policies, compliance with the jurisdictional policies will take precedence.
CV Scoring Domains and Examples
Shortlisting for interviews will be based on recruitment applications including CV and other relevant jurisdictional requirements. You can download the CV scoring guide at the below:
2025 Radiation Oncology CV Scoring Guide
Interviews
All interviewees applying to the same jurisdiction will be asked the same questions to ensure a fair interview process.
The composition of the interview panels will adhere to jurisdictional HR policies and RANZCR accreditation standards and will endeavour to achieve gender parity and be culturally appropriate.
Competencies
Interview questions have been aligned to a standardised set of domains which outline the key competencies required for radiation oncology training. Due to time restrictions and other factors all competencies may not be assessed.
To ensure timely processing of your CRVN application, please review the acceptable documentation before applying.
Your CRVN is valid for the calendar year, meaning it will expire on 31 December regardless of the date it was issued. Within the CRVNs validity period, you can apply for as many positions as are available.
We recommend applying for a CRVN early in the year, so that you can apply for positions as they come up. If you apply for a CRVN later in the year, there may be less employment applications available.
Jurisdictions' main employment applications for commencement in the following year can run from as early as February to as late as August. Dates are listed at the bottom of this page as they become available.
Depending on the number of positions available, some networks/sites also advertise positions for same year commencement. Generally these are not listed on this webpage.
Apply Now
The CRVN application is used to confirm that you meet the minimum eligibility requirements to be considered for entry into the training program. It does not constitute an application to join the clinical radiology training program. Therefore, you are not required to upload your CV or referee details onto the myRANZCR portal.
To join the training program, you must secure employment in an accredited training position.
The College manages selection for radiation oncology in New Zealand, including CV scoring, referee reports, and candidate preference matching. While the College provides employing sites with a ranked list of candidates, final employment decisions are made by the sites themselves.
All other jurisdictions manage their own recruitment independently. You can find recruitment dates and links in the table below.
Congratulations on receiving a position!
You can download a guide which explains the College onboarding process here.
We rely on Networks/sites to inform us of successful candidates, and once this information is received we will send you information about how to upload your contract to the myRANZCR portal.
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