Becoming a Surgeon
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Surgery as a Career
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Surgical Education & Training (SET)
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International Medical Graduates
Find a Surgeon
Last Update: 30/01/2013 17:21
Surgery is a challenging and rewarding career, requiring
commitment, discipline and compassion. Surgical training usually
takes five to six years following completion of a medical degree.
This section of the site contains information for people interested
in a surgical career - including an explanation of selection
requirements, the Surgical Education and Training (SET)
program and information for International Medical Graduates
(IMGs).
| Surgery as a career |
| This section of the site describes the
steps to starting a surgical career. You can also see video
interviews with surgeons talking about their career
highlights. |
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| Surgical Education and Training (SET) |
| This section of the site contains
information about the College's Surgical Education and Training
(SET) program. |
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| International Medical Graduates |
| This section of the site contains
information for doctors who have graduated from a medical college
outside Australia or New Zealand and who wish to become Fellows of
RACS. |
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