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I UnderstandThe 2025 Medical Training Survey (MTS) results show that more than half (56%) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees have experienced bullying, discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment) and racism, almost double the national average of 30%.
The 2025 Medical Training Survey (MTS) results show that more than half (56%) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees have experienced bullying, discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment) and racism, almost double the national average of 30%.
The 2025 Medical Training Survey (MTS) results show that more than half (56%) of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander trainees have experienced bullying, discrimination, harassment (including sexual harassment) and racism, almost double the national average of 30%.
AIDA is delighted to announce that Dr Peter Malouf commences as our Chief Executive Officer (CEO) on Monday 8 December 2025.
AIDA, ACEM and RACP have united to support St Vincent’s Hospital’s innovative policy aimed at reducing the wait time gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous patients.
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
AIDA announces that CEO Donna Burns will complete her term this year, in line with the planned three-year tenure.
AIDA President, Dr Jonathan Newchurch,congratulates the Hon Mark Butler and Senator Malarndirri McCarthy on their reappointments.
AIDA welcomes Federal Labor’s pledge of $1 billion support for mental health care Primary Health Care Funding in Budget
AIDA’s 2024-25 Federal Budget Response