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About the AMA (WA)

The AMA (WA) is the largest independent professional organisation for medical practitioners and medical students in Western Australia

The Australian Medical Association (WA) looks after the professional and industrial needs of members at all stages of their careers, and is committed to advancing the medical profession. The Association is dedicated to protecting individual members and the collective interests of all doctors, be they working in WA’s public hospital system, running a private practice or providing services in community health centres in the rural and remote parts of the State.

Our highly professional Workplace Relations and Policy Team specialises in providing members with advice and support across a range of issues including workplace relations, legislative and regulatory, business advice and training tailored to the medical profession. As a member of the AMA, you are a part of the nation’s peak medical group.

 

AMA (WA) Constitution

The AMA (WA) Constitution was updated in 2018 to reflect requirements under the Associations Incorporation Act 2015.

Download the AMA (WA) Constitution

 

AMA (WA) Annual Reports

Annual Reports of the AMA (WA), including the most recent 2018 report, can be viewed below:

AMA (WA) Annual Report 2018
AMA (WA) Annual Report 2017
AMA (WA) Annual Report 2016
AMA (WA) Annual Report 2015
AMA (WA) Annual Report 2014
AMA (WA) Annual Report 2013

Code of Ethics

The AMA’s Code of Ethics represents the core of fundamental principles, which should guide doctors in their professional conduct. It covers issues such as respect for patients, standards of care, clinical research and teaching, the dying patient, professional conduct and the doctor’s role in society.

Download the AMA’s Code of Ethics

ASMOF

The Australian Salaried Medical Officers’ Federation is the Australian trade union representing salaried doctors. ASMOF’s objectives are to:

  • promote the broad interests of salaried doctors;
  • provide services to its members, including representation before industrial tribunals and in negotiations with employers; and
  • advocate the provision and development of quality health services.

ASMOF is a federation with branches in all Australian states and territories, including a Commonwealth branch. Membership includes all levels of medical practitioners – interns, residents, registrars, hospital specialists, consultants, medical academics, medical administrators and salaried doctors generally.