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Standard roadmap for doctors in South Africa. From your first day at medical school to global fellowship recognition.
Undergraduate medical training (MBChB or equivalent) at a HPCSA-accredited university. Foundation of theoretical and clinical knowledge.
Undergraduate medical training (MBChB or equivalent) at a HPCSA-accredited university. Foundation of theoretical and clinical knowledge.
Rotating through clinical domains (Internal Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, etc.) in HPCSA-accredited facilities.
Rotating through clinical domains (Internal Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, etc.) in HPCSA-accredited facilities.
Compulsory rural or underserved placement. A time for independence and practical skill consolidation.
Compulsory rural or underserved placement. A time for independence and practical skill consolidation.
Post-ComServe practice while preparing for registrarship. The ideal time to complete Diplomas to boost your profile.
Post-ComServe practice while preparing for registrarship. The ideal time to complete Diplomas to boost your profile.
Specialist training in university-linked programs. Focus on professional mastery and CMSA examination success.
Specialist training in university-linked programs. Focus on professional mastery and CMSA examination success.
Fellowship completed and registered as a specialist with HPCSA. Ready for private practice or sub-specialisation.
Fellowship completed and registered as a specialist with HPCSA. Ready for private practice or sub-specialisation.
The majority of South African specialists complete specific clinical diplomas during their Medical Officer years to gain a competitive edge in registrar applications.