Completion of the Clinical Radiology Training Program depends on successfully passing both the Phase 1 and Phase 2 Clinical Radiology Examinations.
The Phase 1 examinations include Anatomy and Applied Imaging Technology (AIT), while the Phase 2 examinations are made up of the Pathology and Clinical Radiology Examinations. The Clinical Radiology Examinations consist of a Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) Examination, a Case Reporting Examination and an Objective Structured Clinical Examination in Radiology (OSCER).
All Clinical Radiology Examinations are aligned to the Training Program Learning Outcomes.
Refer to Clinical Radiology Handbook and Learning Outcomes for more information.
Open:
Close: Wednesday 29 May 2024
Location: All exams will be held at: Clifton venues around Australia and New Zealand. Note: Venues will be confirmed based on availability and number of candidates per location.
Results released: Tuesday 10 September 2024
Close: Monday 15 July 2024
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Format: Online Proctored
Results released: Tuesday 26 November 2024
Open: Monday 8 July 2024
Close: Monday 5 August 2024
Format: Held face-to-face with both candidates and examiners at the same venue in Melbourne, unless other arrangements are advised.
Results released: Tuesday 10 December 2024
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Results released: TBA
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Format: Held face-to-face with candidates and examiners at the same venue in Melbourne, unless other arrangements are advised.
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How do I find out the fees applicable to the exam I want to take?
For information on Examination Fees, please refer to the Fees page on the College website.
Does the college award prizes for exam performance?
The College presents Examination Prizes to the most successful candidates in college examinations.
When will I be notified of my results?
Examination results are emailed to candidates and uploaded to the e-Portfolio System.
General feedback on the examinations will be provided in an examination report.
The College does not provide personal exam materials, such as breakdowns of marks, feedback on specific questions or cases, copies of marking criteria, scoresheets, or information on cases covered in an OSCER.
What do I do if I have to withdraw from an exam?
If you need to withdraw from an exam, you must inform the College in writing.
If you have registered for an exam and later wish to withdraw, you must apply for Consideration of Special Circumstances (CSC) to withdraw and to determine your remaining exam opportunities (if applicable).
To determine if you meet the eligibility requirements outlined in the CSC, please review the Consideration of Special Circumstances policy. Be sure to attach supporting documentation and submit your CSC application no later than 5 calendar days after the examination date.
If you need to withdraw from your examinations, you must complete the required application form as per the Consideration of Special Circumstances Policy. If your application is approved, a financial penalty may apply depending on when you withdrew from the examination.