Phase 1 Examination Timetable 2023 Phase 1 Examinations timetable will change in 2023 and will be held in April and October each year. Sitting 1 Phase 1 Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open 13 February 2023 Anatomy 20 April11AM - 2 PM AEDT Online Proctoring 9 December 2022 Applied Imaging Technology 21 April11AM - 2 PM AEDT Sitting 2 Phase 1 Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open Monday14 August 20232pm AEST Anatomy 12 OctoberTime AEST TBA Online Proctoring Monday10 July 20232pm AEST Applied Imaging Technology 13 OctoberTime AEST TBA Phase 1 Examination Application 2023 Sitting 1 Phase 1 Examination - Online Examination Application Form Examination candidates are able to complete the online application form. Trainees are required to select the examinations they intend to sit and sign the declaration. When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 1 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form. Trainees must submit, by email: The completed application form, signed by the Director of Training (DoT) or Head of Department (HoD) Any required documentation Payment of Examination fees The application must be received by the College no later than 4:00pm (AEST/AEDT) on the relevant closing date. Late applications will not be accepted. An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 1 Examination Fees For more information on Examination Fees refer to: Fees on the College website. Notification of Phase 1 Examination Results Results of written examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. Email notification will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded. The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases) or a copy of the marking criteria. For more information refer to: Phase 1 Examinations (Clinical Radiology) Policy Phase 2 Examinations Phase 2 Examination Timetable 2023 Sitting 1 Phase 2 Written Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open 15 January 2023 Clinical Radiology Case Reporting 23 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA Online Proctoring Applications open 9 December 2022 Clinical Radiology MCQ 24 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA Pathology 24 February Time AEDT TBA Sitting 1 Phase 2 OSCER Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date Location Applications Open 15 January 2023 OSCERs 6 - 9 June Melbourne 9 December 2022 Sitting 2 Phase 2 Written Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open Monday29 May 20232pm AEST Clinical Radiology Case Reporting 20 JulyTime AEST TBA Online Proctoring Monday1 May 20232pm AEST Clinical Radiology MCQ 21 JulyTime AEST TBA Pathology 21 July Time AEST TBA Sitting 2 Phase 2 OSCER Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date Location Applications Open Monday31 July 20232pm AEST OSCERs 14 - 17 November Melbourne Monday3 July 20232pm AEST Phase 2 Examination Application 2023 Sitting 2 Phase 2 Examination - Online Examination Application Form Examination candidates are able to complete the online Writtens Examination application form. Trainees are required to select the examinations they intend to sit and sign the declaration. When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 2 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form. Trainees must submit, by email: The completed application form, signed by the Director of Training (DoT) or Head of Department (HoD) Any required documentation Payment of Examination fees The application must be received by the College no later than 4:00pm (AEST/AEDT) on the relevant closing date. Late applications will not be accepted. An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 2 Examination Fees For more information on Examination Fees refer to: Fees on the College website. Notification of Phase 2 Examination Results Results of examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. An email will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded. General feedback on the examinations will be provided in the Clinical Radiology Part 2 Examination Report. The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases), a copy of the marking criteria, scoresheets or any information on the cases the trainee was unsuccessful within the OSCER. For more information refer to: Phase 2 Examination (Clinical Radiology) Policy - Draft Unable to attend an exam? Withdrawing From the Examinations If you need to withdraw from an exam, you must inform the College in writing. Trainees/IMGs who have applied for an exam and wish to withdraw are required to submit an application for Consideration of Special Circumstances for withdrawal and determination of remaining exam opportunities (where applicable). To find out if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the Consideration of Special Circumstances (CSC), you can view the College policy here. Please ensure you attach supporting documentation and submit your CSC application no later than 5 calendar days after the date of the examination. If the application is approved, there may be a financial penalty incurred depending on the time frame in which the Applicant has withdrawn from an exam. If you withdraw up to four weeks before the exam, there is no financial penalty. If you withdraw within four weeks of the exam, you will be refunded 50% of the exam fee. If you fail to attend the exam altogether, you will forfeit the exam fee. For further information, please refer to the College’s Examination Policies. Special Circumstances Trainees and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on their clinical training assessment, examination or other evaluation processes. For more information refer to: Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy
Phase 1 Examinations timetable will change in 2023 and will be held in April and October each year.
Apply By
Exam
Date/Time
Location
Applications Open
13 February 2023
Anatomy
20 April11AM - 2 PM AEDT
Online Proctoring
9 December 2022
Applied Imaging Technology
21 April11AM - 2 PM AEDT
Monday14 August 20232pm AEST
12 OctoberTime AEST TBA
Monday10 July 20232pm AEST
13 OctoberTime AEST TBA
Phase 1 Examination Application 2023 Sitting 1 Phase 1 Examination - Online Examination Application Form Examination candidates are able to complete the online application form. Trainees are required to select the examinations they intend to sit and sign the declaration. When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 1 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form. Trainees must submit, by email: The completed application form, signed by the Director of Training (DoT) or Head of Department (HoD) Any required documentation Payment of Examination fees The application must be received by the College no later than 4:00pm (AEST/AEDT) on the relevant closing date. Late applications will not be accepted. An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 1 Examination Fees For more information on Examination Fees refer to: Fees on the College website.
Examination candidates are able to complete the online application form.
Trainees are required to select the examinations they intend to sit and sign the declaration.
When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 1 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form.
Trainees must submit, by email:
The application must be received by the College no later than 4:00pm (AEST/AEDT) on the relevant closing date. Late applications will not be accepted.
An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 1 Examination Fees
For more information on Examination Fees refer to: Fees on the College website.
Notification of Phase 1 Examination Results Results of written examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. Email notification will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded. The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases) or a copy of the marking criteria. For more information refer to: Phase 1 Examinations (Clinical Radiology) Policy
Results of written examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. Email notification will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded.
The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases) or a copy of the marking criteria.
For more information refer to: Phase 1 Examinations (Clinical Radiology) Policy
Phase 2 Examination Timetable 2023 Sitting 1 Phase 2 Written Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open 15 January 2023 Clinical Radiology Case Reporting 23 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA Online Proctoring Applications open 9 December 2022 Clinical Radiology MCQ 24 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA Pathology 24 February Time AEDT TBA Sitting 1 Phase 2 OSCER Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date Location Applications Open 15 January 2023 OSCERs 6 - 9 June Melbourne 9 December 2022 Sitting 2 Phase 2 Written Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date/Time Location Applications Open Monday29 May 20232pm AEST Clinical Radiology Case Reporting 20 JulyTime AEST TBA Online Proctoring Monday1 May 20232pm AEST Clinical Radiology MCQ 21 JulyTime AEST TBA Pathology 21 July Time AEST TBA Sitting 2 Phase 2 OSCER Examinations 2023 Apply By Exam Date Location Applications Open Monday31 July 20232pm AEST OSCERs 14 - 17 November Melbourne Monday3 July 20232pm AEST
15 January 2023
Clinical Radiology Case Reporting
23 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA
Applications open
Clinical Radiology MCQ
24 FebruaryTime AEDT TBA
Pathology
24 February
Time AEDT TBA
Date
OSCERs
6 - 9 June
Melbourne
Monday29 May 20232pm AEST
20 JulyTime AEST TBA
Monday1 May 20232pm AEST
21 JulyTime AEST TBA
21 July
Time AEST TBA
Monday31 July 20232pm AEST
14 - 17 November
Monday3 July 20232pm AEST
Phase 2 Examination Application 2023 Sitting 2 Phase 2 Examination - Online Examination Application Form Examination candidates are able to complete the online Writtens Examination application form. Trainees are required to select the examinations they intend to sit and sign the declaration. When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 2 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form. Trainees must submit, by email: The completed application form, signed by the Director of Training (DoT) or Head of Department (HoD) Any required documentation Payment of Examination fees The application must be received by the College no later than 4:00pm (AEST/AEDT) on the relevant closing date. Late applications will not be accepted. An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 2 Examination Fees For more information on Examination Fees refer to: Fees on the College website. Notification of Phase 2 Examination Results Results of examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. An email will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded. General feedback on the examinations will be provided in the Clinical Radiology Part 2 Examination Report. The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases), a copy of the marking criteria, scoresheets or any information on the cases the trainee was unsuccessful within the OSCER. For more information refer to: Phase 2 Examination (Clinical Radiology) Policy - Draft Unable to attend an exam? Withdrawing From the Examinations If you need to withdraw from an exam, you must inform the College in writing. Trainees/IMGs who have applied for an exam and wish to withdraw are required to submit an application for Consideration of Special Circumstances for withdrawal and determination of remaining exam opportunities (where applicable). To find out if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the Consideration of Special Circumstances (CSC), you can view the College policy here. Please ensure you attach supporting documentation and submit your CSC application no later than 5 calendar days after the date of the examination. If the application is approved, there may be a financial penalty incurred depending on the time frame in which the Applicant has withdrawn from an exam. If you withdraw up to four weeks before the exam, there is no financial penalty. If you withdraw within four weeks of the exam, you will be refunded 50% of the exam fee. If you fail to attend the exam altogether, you will forfeit the exam fee. For further information, please refer to the College’s Examination Policies. Special Circumstances Trainees and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on their clinical training assessment, examination or other evaluation processes. For more information refer to: Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy
Examination candidates are able to complete the online Writtens Examination application form.
When completing the form, it is important that trainees have a conversation with their Director of Training about whether they are ready to present for the Phase 2 Examinations. Confirmation that this conversation has taken place is to be confirmed on the form.
An acknowledgement of receipt of applications will be emailed within 10 business days of the application being received by the College (where reasonably practical). Confirmation of receipt of application will not be provided via phone. Contact the College immediately if you have not received an acknowledgement within 10 business days.Phase 2 Examination Fees
Notification of Phase 2 Examination Results Results of examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. An email will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded. General feedback on the examinations will be provided in the Clinical Radiology Part 2 Examination Report. The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases), a copy of the marking criteria, scoresheets or any information on the cases the trainee was unsuccessful within the OSCER. For more information refer to: Phase 2 Examination (Clinical Radiology) Policy - Draft Unable to attend an exam?
Results of examinations will be uploaded to the e-Portfolio System for viewing. An email will be sent to trainees when results are uploaded.
General feedback on the examinations will be provided in the Clinical Radiology Part 2 Examination Report.
The College does not provide personal examination material (which includes any breakdown of marks or feedback on a trainee’s response to specific questions/cases), a copy of the marking criteria, scoresheets or any information on the cases the trainee was unsuccessful within the OSCER.
For more information refer to: Phase 2 Examination (Clinical Radiology) Policy - Draft
Withdrawing From the Examinations If you need to withdraw from an exam, you must inform the College in writing. Trainees/IMGs who have applied for an exam and wish to withdraw are required to submit an application for Consideration of Special Circumstances for withdrawal and determination of remaining exam opportunities (where applicable). To find out if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the Consideration of Special Circumstances (CSC), you can view the College policy here. Please ensure you attach supporting documentation and submit your CSC application no later than 5 calendar days after the date of the examination. If the application is approved, there may be a financial penalty incurred depending on the time frame in which the Applicant has withdrawn from an exam. If you withdraw up to four weeks before the exam, there is no financial penalty. If you withdraw within four weeks of the exam, you will be refunded 50% of the exam fee. If you fail to attend the exam altogether, you will forfeit the exam fee. For further information, please refer to the College’s Examination Policies. Special Circumstances Trainees and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on their clinical training assessment, examination or other evaluation processes. For more information refer to: Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy
If you need to withdraw from an exam, you must inform the College in writing. Trainees/IMGs who have applied for an exam and wish to withdraw are required to submit an application for Consideration of Special Circumstances for withdrawal and determination of remaining exam opportunities (where applicable). To find out if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the Consideration of Special Circumstances (CSC), you can view the College policy here. Please ensure you attach supporting documentation and submit your CSC application no later than 5 calendar days after the date of the examination.
If the application is approved, there may be a financial penalty incurred depending on the time frame in which the Applicant has withdrawn from an exam. If you withdraw up to four weeks before the exam, there is no financial penalty. If you withdraw within four weeks of the exam, you will be refunded 50% of the exam fee. If you fail to attend the exam altogether, you will forfeit the exam fee. For further information, please refer to the College’s Examination Policies.
Special Circumstances Trainees and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on their clinical training assessment, examination or other evaluation processes. For more information refer to: Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy
Trainees and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on their clinical training assessment, examination or other evaluation processes.
For more information refer to: Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy