My aim is to integrate the core components that drive the success of the USA Doximity model — peer nominations, ratings, and handwritten reviews — into a transparent, peer-led data ecosystem for Australian clinicians based on sourced materials.
Verified programs first, with source links. Peer insight alongside it: actual experiences at specific hospitals, aggregated statistics on training environment, and relationship funnels that help you find high-need sites early.

Compare real intern and registrar programs across every state, health network, and setting. No rankings, no sponsored placements, just verified public information and peer insights held for independent moderation.

Junior doctors share structured reflections on supervision, workload and culture. The data stays private until moderated, then surfaces as anonymised patterns and handwritten accounts — no sponsored placements.
Following the established professional medical network model, the Residency Navigator uses peer nominations, ratings, and handwritten reviews to provide a transparent look into training programs. Built on member experience, not hospital marketing. Every insight comes from someone who has actually trained there.
The platform collects and maintains a vast repository of data from members regarding their actual experiences at specific hospitals and residency programs. These are not quick stars. They are structured, moderated reflections on supervision, teaching quality, workload, and cultural safety.
Beyond qualitative reviews, the tool integrates detailed statistics on user experiences regarding the training environment and the specific program setting. Once contributions reach a privacy-safe threshold, we aggregate insights to show patterns — not individual stories — about teaching time, roster patterns, and setting realities.
In the US model, peer reviews are the primary driver of engagement. Over 90 percent of graduating medical students join the network specifically to use the Residency Navigator before they even earn their degree. That early engagement creates natural relationship funnels — clinicians find programs at the decision point, not after.
Peer insight augments, never replaces, verified program data. Official sources stay primary. Contributed experience adds texture when it reaches a safe, anonymized threshold.
Members share actual experiences at specific hospitals and programs, structured around supervision, workload, teaching, and culture.
All reviews are held privately pending moderation. No invented ratings or auto-published scores in v1.
Approved insights return to program pages as handwritten accounts and, later, privacy-safe aggregated statistics — never sponsored.
Built for medical students, interns and junior doctors who want transparent, peer-led information without sponsored placements or hidden ranking algorithms. First-time here? Start below.
Browse every Australian state and territory. Filter by specialty, training stage, setting and health district. Sort and compare up to three programs side by side — no invented rankings.
Check confidential review progress for all programs. External links to Google and Reddit discussions only — no scraping. Contribute your own review — held privately until enough protect identity.
Dedicated companion site for international medical graduates. Standard, Competent Authority and SIMG Specialist pathways explained, plus 32 Australian medical terms decoded with 14-language instant translation.
Every program links directly to its official health service or college page, including AHPRA and AMC references. No scraping, no invented data. Verify everything yourself before you apply.
Official Australian Government guidance on Medicare access for overseas-trained doctors. DPA and DWS location rules, 10-year moratorium and exemptions explained in plain language.
Real Reddit, Facebook and FOAMed communities where Australian junior doctors connect. Verified active groups for state JMOs, career advice, finance, wellbeing and family — independent directory.
Your next placement should be clearer than word of mouth. Medical Training Navigator Australia pairs verified, source-linked programs with peer reviews provided confidentially by clinicians who have been there — so you can advance your career path with real insight.
Peer reviews are held privately until enough contributions protect reviewer identity, then published as aggregated themes only. No public bylines, no invented rankings.
How it works in v1: you enroll, we invite you to write a private review tied to a verified program, our team moderates for identifying details, and we publish aggregated themes only once the privacy threshold is met.
Your firsthand view of supervision, workload, and culture matters. Enroll in 30 seconds. No spam, no public names.
