"Joining the AMA is important at every stage of one's medical career, not just to receive individualised support, but to form part of a larger community of doctors working to safeguard the interests of our profession."

DR MONIQUE WISNEWSKI

"AMA Victoria, with its diverse representation, reflects our profession – which is why being part of AMAV is essential – it empowers us to collectively forge a better healthcare future for our profession and for patients."

A PROF MAGDALENA SIMONIS

"AMA Victoria helped me understand my rights as an employee. My membership means that help and advice is only a phone call away."

DR NISHA KHOT

"Being an AMA Victoria member has helped me develop my career pathway as well as my leadership skills."

MS ALICIA CHAN

"I remain grateful for the independent and wise counsel I received from AMA Victoria, as it really enabled and empowered me to make decisions that were right for me."

DR LOUISA NG

"I wholeheartedly endorse and encourage every doctor to consider joining the AMA. With the AMA by your side, you gain a powerful ally that can help you navigate the most daunting situations with ease. "

DR KHALID HASSAN

"The AMA were a terrific support to our GP group in a community health centre. We were beginning a contract negotiation and the team provided very personal and engaged advice that led to a successful EBA on good terms." 

PROF JOHN FURLER

"Throughout my 50 year medical career, AMA Victoria has stood as a pillar of support and guidance, particularly when it came to navigating the complex landscape of industrial relations within my private paediatric medical practice." 

DR BERNARD JENNER

"Thank you to AMA Victoria's employment relations team for the amazing support they provided during a very difficult time. I’ve only ever contacted the AMA a few times in my career but whenever I do, they’re worth their weight in gold."

PROF MARIE BISMARK

"What I’m doing with AMA Victoria helps to refill my cup. It keeps me invigorated and energised to get into clinic and go to the meetings and have the difficult conversations."

DR AMEER SHEHAB