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AMACDT Special Interest Groups and Advisory Committees

In 2020 the AMA Council of Doctors in Training (AMACDT) established a range of Special Interest Groups (SIGs) and Advisory Committees (ACs) to provide an avenue for wider member engagement by allowing AMA doctor in training (DiT) members the opportunity to contribute to AMACDT advocacy and policy development at a Federal level.  

In 2022, we are re-opening nominations  to give other DiTs the opportunity to participate in one of our SIGs or ACs.  

Appointments will be for a 12-month period with an option to extend for a further 12 months. 

Expressions of interest (EOI) are therefore being sought from interested AMA DiT members to join the following SIGs and ACs for 2022: 

  • Council of Doctors in Training Policy Advisory Committee (C-PAC) 

  • Global Health Special Interest Group (GH-SIG) (new in 2022) 

The Terms of Reference for our SIGs and ACs are available here

Interested representatives should be able to demonstrate the following attributes: 

  • Previous advocacy, policy, and/or professional experience. 

  • Involvement with State and Territory AMAs and/or other medical stakeholder organisations. 

  • Capacity and availability to contribute to the relevant SIG/AC policy area and work program. 

EOIs consisting of a short paragraph (400 words maximum) and targeted CV addressing the above can be submitted to scross@ama.com.au  

The closing date for nominations is COB Friday 15 April 2022.  

The AMACDT is encouraging appointments that reflect the diversity of DiT membership including gender, geography, stage of training, and specialty, noting the AMA has set a target for gender diversity on its Councils and Committees of 40 per cent women, 40 per cent men, 20 percent flexible by 2024.  

Please contact the Chair, AMACDT, Dr Hash Abdeen at cdt.chair@ama.com.au for more information. 

Please feel free to forward this to any AMA doctor in training member who may be interested in joining one of our SIGs and/or ACs. 

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