About Us

SCUTI is a multinational medical recruitment, placement, and services organization headquartered in Melbourne and London. Established in 2021, we specialize in putting doctors in temporary and permanent roles around Australia.  We source competent medical people from both domestic and international markets and offer staffing solutions to public and private health care facilities, general practices, and the business sector. As a doctor-led organization, our expertise of the medical profession ensures that our placements are well-suited to the needs of our customers and communities. Our experience in medical services, professional service culture, devotion to the firm's fundamental principles, and ability to deliver high-quality medical workforce solutions, frequently under the most difficult conditions, distinguishes us in addressing medical service needs. 

The Specialist Pathway leads to specialist registration in general practice with the Medical Board of Australia (MBA) and Fellowship of ACRRM (FACRRM).

Specialist IMGs (SIMGs) who have ACRRM-recognised overseas specialist qualifications as per the Codified List, in general practice or family medicine, may

Apply for assessment on the Specialist Pathway. This includes Canadian or New Zealand GP specialists

under Ad Eundem Gradum (AEG).

The college assesses if the training and experience of an SIMG is comparable to that of a Fellow of ACRRM (FACRRM).

A FACRRM is a medical specialist who has been assessed as meeting the requisite standards for providing high-quality rural generalist medical practice. 

Provide and adapt expert primary, secondary, emergency, and specialized medical care to community needs.

Provide safe, effective medical care while working in geographic and professional isolation.

Work in partnership with Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander peoples, and other culturally diverse groups.

Apply a population approach to community needs.

The qualification has the following features:

Comparable definition to the Australian definition of a general practitioner

Accredited as a General Practice/Family Physician training program/qualification by medical board, medical council or relevant authority

Leads to specialist medical registration in own country

Recognised by other GP Colleges in other countries as a GP specialist qualification

The training program has the following features:

A published curriculum

Two or more years of supervised placements

Accredited training sites and supervisors

Uses a range of teaching and learning approaches

Uses a range of appropriate, validated assessment methods and standard setting processes to set the pass mark