Membership

The AMA is a federal organisation with state and territory branches.

It supports Australian doctors in a number of areas including industrial, social, and welfare issues.

Over many years, the AMA has become recognised as an important body representing all Australian doctors and has now developed networks with federal and state governments and other important organisations. As is evidenced by the significant influence the AMA has been able to exert on important issues including Aboriginal health and welfare, anti-smoking legislation, and rural matters.

Your annual membership is divided into federal and state parts.

In Tasmania, there have been significant efforts made to ensure that the state portion has not increased. State membership for Salaried Medical Practitioners also confers automatic membership of the state branch of the Australian Salaried Medical Officers Federation (ASMOF) and membership of Tasmanian Salaried Medical Practitioners Society (TSMPS). The Tasmanian State branch (Industrial Committee) is currently negotiating with the state government in regards to the Award for Salaried Medical Officers.

AMA membership has direct benefits to you as an individual. Again, there are benefits at both federal and State levels.

To contact the AMA Tasmania Membership team:


Member benefits

There are many reasons to join the AMA as featured on this site, including a list of benefits from partner companies, a list of provider companies that supply services to members and discounts available.

But most of all being an AMA member means that you can have your say in matters of employment and in the health sector generally in Tasmania and Australia.

For a great range of federal benefits go straight to the federal AMA member benefits page.