@australianmigrationvisa: Migrate to Australia as a Laboratory Scientists 🇦🇺 Visa pathways: skilled visa 190/491 which is a points tested visa. 407 training visa- great if you a recent graduate in last 24 months and have an employer willing sponsor you and meey all other relevant requirements including health l, character and english. The Australian Institute of Medical and Clinical Scientists (AIMS) has been specified by the Minister for Home Affairs in accordance with the Migration Regulations 1994 as the assessing authority for the occupations of: Medical Laboratory Scientist ANZSCO 234611 Medical Laboratory Scientist ANZSCO 234611 Specialisation: IVF Embryologist Medical Laboratory Technician ANZSCO 311213 To be assessed as suitable for the occupation of Medical Laboratory Scientist ANZSCO 234611 There are three options to be assessed as suitable for the occupation of Medical Laboratory Scientist ANZSCO 234611. Option 1 - AIMS accredited degree Applicants who have completed an AIMS accredited program will be classified as a Medical Laboratory Scientist ANZSCO 234611. Applicants will not be required to take the AIMS Medical Laboratory Scientist Professional Examination. Postgraduate professional experience is not a requirement for option 1. However, it is recommended that applicants research the Department of Home Affairs visa points system carefully. A list of current AIMS accredited programs can be found on the AIMS website by clicking on this link: AIMS Accredited University Bachelor and Masters Programs. AIMS holds a history of AIMS accredited programs. These requirements are stated in the AIMS accreditation report held by the university. Prospective applicants should contact the program co-ordinator at the university for advice on these requirements. Option 2 - Acceptable science degree Applicants who do not hold an AIMS accredited degree will be assessed in two stages: Stage 1 a document assessment, and Stage 2 a written examination (the AIMS Medical Laboratory Scientist Professional Examination). Stage 1: Document Assessment The skills and qualifications of applicants who do not hold an AIMS accredited degree will be assessed individually to determine eligibility to sit the examination. The minimum requirements are: • That an applicant has completed an acceptable science degree; and • A minimum of two (2) years full-time (or part-time equivalent) postgraduate professional experience in a medical pathology laboratory, one (1) year of which must be completed wholly within the five (5) year period immediately prior to applying for assessment will usually be assessed as eligible to sit the AIMS Professional Examination. An acceptable science degree is an AQF level 7, 8 or 9 qualification (or equivalent based on the Australian Government, Department of Education Country Education Profile criteria) or a combination thereof. That is, a degree (AQF level 7) followed by a graduate diploma (AQF level 8) or master degree (AQF level 9), with subjects relevant to pathology that meet the following AIMS minimum requirements. Foundation subjects (full units i.e., at least one (1) semester) comprising of the following: • Chemistry • Statistics • Cell and tissue biology (including Anatomy and Physiology) • Biochemistry • Microbiology • Genetics and Molecular Biology. Professional subjects. Stage 2: The AIMS Medical Laboratory Scientist Professional Examination Applicants assessed under Option 2 in a Stage 1 process as eligible, may apply to sit the AIMS Medical Laboratory Scientist Professional Examination. The AIMS Professional Examination is a Multiple-Choice Question (MCQ) paper consisting of 150 single response questions to be completed in three (3) hours. #australia🇦🇺 #foryou #laboratyscientist #scientist #pathology #migratetoaustralia🇦🇺 #queensland #tiktoknepal🇳🇵 #tiktokdubai🇦🇪 #tiktokuk #lawyer #migration #immigrationlawyer #tiktokfiji #190visa #491visa #disclaimer: This is general information only and not legal advice or to be relied as legal advice.

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