Nominations for 2027 AIDA Regional Leads Nominations close at midnight (AEST) on Sunday 13 September 2026.
Are you passionate about supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students and helping shape the future of AIDA’s student engagement work?
AIDA is seeking nominations for the 2027 Regional Lead positions on the Student Representative Committee (SRC).
Regional Leads play an important role in representing the voices, experiences and priorities of medical students across the country. This is an opportunity to contribute to meaningful change, advocate for student wellbeing, and help strengthen connections between AIDA, medical students and universities.
About the Role
As a Regional Lead, you will:
- Liaise with student representatives from universities within your region.
- Attend and actively participate in quarterly SRC meetings.
- Share and discuss student experiences, challenges and opportunities.
- Provide advice and guidance to the AIDA Board on improving student success and wellbeing throughout medical school.
- Support AIDA staff in shaping student events, initiatives and opportunities.
- Help promote AIDA membership and the work of the organisation.
The SRC is a sub-committee of the AIDA Board and reports directly to the Board.
Regions
Nominations are open for the following six regions:
- Western Australia (WA)
- Northern Territory / South Australia (NT/SA)
- Queensland (QLD)
- Greater Sydney / New South Wales (NSW)
- Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
- Victoria / Tasmania (VIC/TAS)
Remuneration
Regional Lead positions are remunerated at $4,000 per full year.
Eligibility and Commitment
Regional Leads are expected to actively participate in quarterly SRC meetings and maintain engagement with student representatives across their region throughout their term.
Appointment Process
The AIDA Board will review nominations and appoint the 2027 Regional Leads.
Submit Your Nomination
If you’re ready to contribute your voice, support your peers, and help shape a strong future for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medical students, we’d love to hear from you.