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Eligibility Requirements Flashcards

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  1. Under RACGP rules, what proportion of FTP training time must be completed in a rural or remote setting for candidates pursuing the rural generalist stream?

    Answer: At least 12 months

    Rural generalist candidates are required to complete at least 12 months of their training in a rural or remote RACGP-accredited practice.

  2. Which examination must FRACGP candidates pass to demonstrate applied clinical knowledge?

    Answer: Both the AKT and KFP

    FRACGP candidates must pass both the Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) and the Key Features Problem (KFP) exam as part of the assessment process.

  3. Which professional reference is required when an IMG submits a PEP application to RACGP?

    Answer: A reference from an RACGP-accredited GP supervisor who has directly observed the applicant's practice

    PEP applicants must provide a reference from an RACGP-accredited GP supervisor who has directly observed their clinical practice.

  4. What happens if a registrar fails to complete the required training hours within the maximum allowable candidacy period under the FTP?

    Answer: Their candidacy lapses and they must reapply and restart training

    If a candidate does not complete required training within the maximum candidacy period, their candidacy lapses and they must formally reapply.

  5. Which of the following is NOT an accepted English language test by RACGP for IMG eligibility?

    Answer: TOEFL iBT with a score of 90

    RACGP accepts IELTS, OET, PTE Academic, and Cambridge C, but TOEFL iBT is not on RACGP's accepted English test list.

  6. Which condition must a training practice meet to be eligible to train RACGP registrars?

    Answer: Be accredited by RACGP under the Standards for General Practices

    Training practices must be accredited by RACGP against the Standards for General Practices to be eligible to host registrars.

  7. At what point in their FRACGP candidacy can a registrar sit the Key Features Problem (KFP) examination for the first time?

    Answer: After completing 18 months of accredited GP training

    Registrars become eligible to sit the KFP examination after completing 18 months of accredited general practice training within the FTP.