AMA Victoria

08/04/2026

Prof Anne Buist AO brings 35 years of clinical and research expertise in perinatal psychiatry, including her leadership in mother-baby units and the Beyond Blue postnatal depression program. A published author with Hachette, she was appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in 2026 for her significant contributions to mental health education, advocacy, and maternal psychiatric care. In the autumn edition of VICDOC, Anne speaks about postpartum psychosis, writing afternoons and giving to gain.

Read more: https://amavic.com.au/insights/resources/autumn-2026-vicdoc?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=sm_organic&utm_campaign=autumn_edition&utm_id=vicdoc&utm_term=Anne

02/04/2026

Are you a final year medical student? The Medical Student Council of Victoria (MSCV) and AMA Victoria are releasing an on demand webinar that’s an essential addition to your toolkit!

At 6pm on Wednesday 7 April, ‘Creating a resume and sourcing references for the Intern Match’ goes live.

How to join: 1️⃣ Join AMA Victoria as a student member (free). 2️⃣ Register for the session via the link below. 3️⃣ Receive the webinar, template resources and expert answers to common application questions.

Master the art of the medical resume and build the professional skills you’ll need for the rest of your career.

Visit -> https://tek.amavic.com.au/creating-a-resume-and-sourcing-references-for-the-intern-match-register.

02/04/2026

As AMA Victoria’s doctor-in-training subdivision chair, Dr Stephanie Davies advocates the interests of both members and non-members in enterprise bargaining sessions.

Learn more about negotiations for the next EBA, get updates from the bargaining table and find out how you can get involved: https://tek.amavic.com.au/eba

26/03/2026

Rural and regional health deserves better. AMA Victoria and ASMOF Victoria are fighting for fair pay, safe conditions and respect for the doctors everywhere in this state.

Learn more about our negotiations for the next EBA, get updates from the bargaining table, and see how you can get involved: tek.amavic.com.au/eba

24/03/2026

What content do I put under each heading? How much detail should I provide?

These are some of the key questions we get from students when creating their resumes for the intern match?

The Medical Student Council of Victoria (MSCV) and AMA Victoria are releasing an on-demand webinar designed to assist you with ‘Creating a resume and sourcing references for the Intern Match’ on Wednesday 7 April at 6pm.

Topics covered:
• The preferred template: Every section explained.
• Content strategy: What to do if you have limited or "too much" information.
• Referee etiquette: How to approach seniors professionally and what they are typically asked.
• Practical editing: Writing tips to ensure your application is polished and professional.

To access the webinar please register https://tek.amavic.com.au/creating-a-resume-and-sourcing-references-for-the-intern-match-register. By registering you will be notified when the webinar is ready to view.

23/03/2026

What’s one preventable health issue you wish someone would tackle?

Members, apply for an AMA Victoria Foundation grant and turn your idea into action.

Our Foundation focuses on funding research and educational programs that aim to reduce, control and prevent diseases within the community.

20/03/2026

The transition from student to intern is a milestone moment and your application is the first step. To support you, The Medical Student Council of Victoria (MSCV) and AMA Victoria are releasing an on-demand webinar designed to assist you with ‘Creating a resume and sourcing references for the Intern Match’. It will be available for viewing from 6pm on Wednesday 7 April.

Topics covered:
• What content is required for each section
• Different content and formatting options and how to choose what works best for you
• What to do if you have limited content or too much information
• Practical writing and editing tips
• How to source suitable referees
• How to approach referees professionally and prepare them in advance
• What referees are typically asked and how to support them to provide strong references
• Common questions that arise during the intern application process

To access the webinar please register https://tek.amavic.com.au/creating-a-resume-and-sourcing-references-for-the-intern-match-register. By registering you will be notified by email when the webinar is ready to view.

17/03/2026

There’s still time to secure your place in tomorrow’s webinar on psychological safety in healthcare, where we will explore what psychological safety looks like in practice and how to build it in your workplace.

Whether you work in a hospital, a clinic, or a multidisciplinary team setting, this webinar will provide practical strategies you can apply immediately.

Register here: https://amavic.com.au/insights/resources/psychological-safety-in-healthcare-why-it-matters-and-how-to-build-it

13/03/2026

Public hospital doctors' working conditions impact every Victorian – our burnout risks patient safety. Learn more about the working conditions we're negotiating for in the next EBA, get updates from the bargaining table, and see how you can get involved: https://tek.amavic.com.au/eba

12/03/2026

Public hospital doctors' working conditions impact every Victorian – our burnout risks patient safety.

Learn more about the working conditions we're negotiating for in the next EBA, get updates from the bargaining table, and see how you can get involved: https://tek.amavic.com.au/eba

12/03/2026

Prevention is better than cure - but it needs action.

Do you have a practical idea that could reduce preventable disease in your patients?

The AMA Victoria Foundation can help bring it to life.

Apply for an AMA Victoria Foundation grant today.

Our Foundation focuses on funding research and educational programs that aim to reduce, control and prevent diseases within the community.

12/03/2026

All who attend our webinar on Psychological Safety next week will have the opportunity to apply for a fully sponsored place (valued at $1,760) in AMA Victoria’s Creating Psychological Safety at Work course, sponsored by PSA Insurance.

This structured one-to-one program equips doctors with the tools and behaviours needed to foster safer, more inclusive and high-functioning teams.

To enter, simply attend the webinar and submit a short written response after the session.

Register your place for the webinar here: https://amavic.com.au/insights/resources/psychological-safety-in-healthcare-why-it-matters-and-how-to-build-it