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I UnderstandAIDA members reported exceptionally strong satisfaction in the 2025 Member Survey, with results showing significant year‑on‑year growth and reaffirming the value of AIDA’s advocacy, support, and Community. 100% of respondents were satisfied with their overall experience as an AIDA member compared with 84% of respondents in 2024. Satisfaction in AIDA’s performance was strong across key areas: Members … Continued
AIDA is seeking Expressions of Interest from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander non-GP Fellows to join our new Fellows Reference Group. The Fellows Reference Group provides a key advisory role to AIDA to strengthen pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander non-GP specialist trainees and pre-vocational doctors pursing specialty training. Members of the Fellows Reference … Continued
Dr Peter Malouf is a proud Wakka Wakka and Wuli Wuli man from Central Queensland who has dedicated his career to improving Indigenous health and wellbeing across Australia. With a PhD in Public Health and Tropical Medicine from James Cook University and a Master of Public Health from the University of Queensland, he combines academic … Continued
The Australian Indigenous Doctors’ Association (AIDA) is profoundly saddened by the unexpected passing of Mr Assan Sam, a proud Bwgcolman man and final year James Cook University (JCU) medical student. AIDA extends our heartfelt condolences to Assan’s family at this difficult time, and acknowledges with love and respect, the deep grief that this loss will … Continued