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Canada PRA and Australia IMG pathways

Practice Ready Assessment is not Royal College PER. Australia has several IMG routes — pick one, do not duplicate them.

Canada — keep the layers separate

MCC / physiciansapply is the national credentials layer. It is not a licence.

Practice Ready Assessment (PRA), including NAC PRA, is a workplace-based assessment of readiness to practise, run through a provincial program. It is not the Royal College Practice Eligibility Route.

Royal College PER is specialist certification. Certification is not a licence.

The provincial or territorial medical regulatory authority grants the licence. You still pick a province.

One evidence record. Four Canadian processes. Do not merge them.

Australia — pick the route that actually applies

Specialist Recognition: college comparability, then Ahpra specialist registration.

Expedited Specialist pathway: Medical Board listed specialties. Not college comparability.

Area of Need: tied to an identified post. Not the same as Specialist Recognition.

AMC Standard Pathway: AMC assessment (MCQ and clinical exam or workplace-based assessment) toward general registration.

Competent Authority Pathway: only if you are on the Board’s current list. GMC registration is not automatic eligibility.

Short-term training: time-limited. Not by itself a pathway to specialist registration.

Workplace-based assessment on the Standard Pathway is an option inside that pathway, not a second Elaryvo route.

What Elaryvo does not do

It does not apply to MCC, a provincial PRA program, the Royal College, AMC or Ahpra.

It does not predict comparability, PRA success or registration.

Official pages remain authoritative. Recheck them before you apply.