About the AMA Council of Doctors in Training
<p>The AMA Council of Doctors in Training (AMACDT) is a council of the Federal AMA that advocates on issues of importance to doctors in training. The AMACDT has representatives from all state and territory AMAs and meets regularly to discuss issues that affect doctors in training across Australia, from internship to fellowship. </p>
The AMA Council of Doctors in Training (AMACDT) is a council of the Federal AMA that advocates on issues of importance to doctors in training (DiTs). The AMACDT has representatives from all State and Territory AMAs and meets regularly to discuss issues that affect DiTs across Australia, from internship to fellowship. Major issues for AMACDT in 2022 include advocating for accreditation of prevocational training places and the protection of education and training conditions in the prevocational space, progression through training, and doctor health and wellbeing
Every successful profession needs a peak representative body to lead it forward, and in medicine that body is the AMA. Find your voice inside your AMA and inside your profession. Become a member today and get in touch with your State and Territory AMA doctor in training committees and subdivisions.
Dr Hash Abdeen
Chair, AMACDT
Members of the AMACDT in 2022
Dr Hash Abdeen – Chair cdt.chair@ama.com.au
Dr Laura Raiti - Deputy Co-Chair
Dr Hannah Szewczyk- Deputy Co-Chair
Dr Charlotte Durand - NT Top End
Dr Sanjay Hettige - NSW Co-Chair
Dr Jacqueline Ho - NSW Co-Chair
Dr Betty Ge - ACT
Dr Ekta Paw - SA
Dr Samual Marshall - TAS
Dr Rob Nayer - QLD
Dr Lucy Crook - VIC
Dr Jennifer Wood - WA Co-Chair
Dr Jemma Hogan - WA Co-Chair
Jasmine Davis - President AMSA
AMACDT 2022 Meeting Dates
Remaining meeting dates for 2022 are:
6 August
26 September
20 November
Get in touch with us!
If you have questions or feedback for the Federal AMA Council of Doctors in Training, you can:
- Email the Chair, Dr Hash Abdeen, at cdt.chair@ama.com.au
- Post on our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/amacdt/
- If you want to get involved, the best place to start is your local State or Territory AMA at https://ama.com.au/contact-ama . Contact them today!
