Medical Diagnostic Radiographer
ANZSCO 251211 — high demand across all Australian states and regional healthcare networks.

Australia PR · Skills assessment guide
The Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (ASMIRT) assesses overseas qualified Diagnostic Radiographers (ANZSCO 251211), Radiation Therapists (ANZSCO 251212), and Nuclear Medicine Technologists (ANZSCO 251214).
Please note: MovesEdu Immigration is a private consultancy assisting with PR documentation. ASMIRT conducts independent professional assessments.
Section 01
ASMIRT is the peak body for medical radiation science professionals and the official assessing authority for migration.
ANZSCO 251211 — high demand across all Australian states and regional healthcare networks.
ANZSCO 251212 — specialized treatment planning and delivery for oncology care.
ANZSCO 251214 — ultrasound specialists in critical national shortage.
Assessment requires documented clinical placement hours during degree studies.
Assessment criteria, occupation lists and requirements are set by Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy and the Australian Government and are subject to change without notice. Always verify current requirements on the official website before applying.
Section 02
ASMIRT Assessment Pathways
| Specialty | ANZSCO |
|---|---|
| Medical Diagnostic Radiographer | ANZSCO 251211 |
| Radiation Therapist | ANZSCO 251212 |
| Nuclear Medicine Technologist | ANZSCO 251213 |
Indicative only. Your eligibility depends on your specific qualification, role and years of experience matched against the current ANZSCO occupation description.
Section 03
Requires degree qualification in medical imaging with verified clinical training logbooks and English scores.
Qualifications: Bachelor degree in medical radiation science / radiography comparable to Australian standards.
Clinical Placements: Documented evidence of supervised clinical training hours across standard imaging modalities.
English Requirement: IELTS Academic 7.0 each band or OET Grade B each component.
Section 04
Document requirements vary by occupation and individual profile. A personalised checklist is prepared after a professional profile review.
Section 05
How a ASMIRT application moves from profile review to outcome.
Verifying total hours of practical radiography experience.
Lodging documentation through ASMIRT overseas assessment team.
Positive outcome letter issued for General Skilled Migration.
Section 06
ASMIRT processing takes approximately 8 to 12 weeks.
Section 07
Published ASMIRT rates, as at July 2026. Figures exclude visa charges and MovesEdu professional service fees.
| Service | Fee (AUD) |
|---|---|
| Overseas Qualification Assessment | $1,020 AUD |
Fees are subject to change without notice — always confirm current fees on www.asmirt.org before applying.
Section 08
A negative or partial result can significantly affect your points score and visa eligibility — which is why accurate preparation from the outset matters.
Section 09
MovesEdu supports radiographers in securing priority healthcare invitations under GSM.
Clinical Evidence Preparation: Structured templates for university clinical training hours
Priority Visa Lodgement: Radiographers qualify for accelerated processing under Direction 105
MovesEdu Immigration is an independent migration consultancy. We are not Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy, the Department of Home Affairs, or any Australian government body, and we do not determine or influence assessment outcomes.
Section 10 · Frequently asked questions
You need a positive ASMIRT skills assessment to lodge your EOI and visa application. AHPRA registration through the Medical Radiation Practice Board is finalized prior to commencing employment in Australia.
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Your assessing body is determined by your nominated ANZSCO occupation.
A ASMIRT skills assessment is a critical foundation for your Australian PR application — and getting it right the first time saves you time, money and uncertainty.
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