Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria - PMCV

Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria - PMCV PMCV aims to deliver exceptional training opportunities and environments for prevocational doctors in Victoria.

We ensure that prevocational doctors have a voice in their health service and an outlet for raising concerns about their training and welfare.

Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Victorian Prevocational Medical Training Awards will be held on Friday the 23rd of ...
13/04/2026

Tickets are now on sale for the 2026 Victorian Prevocational Medical Training Awards will be held on Friday the 23rd of October!

Join us as we celebrate the efforts and achievements of prevocational doctors and those involved in prevocational medical training across Victoria.

Buy both individual tickets or a table for your health service today via: https://buff.ly/ZDrW5xP

The standards for prevocational medical training created by the Australian Medical Council (AMC) are used to guide how p...
09/04/2026

The standards for prevocational medical training created by the Australian Medical Council (AMC) are used to guide how prevocational training programs are managed to ensure training is safe and supported so that prevocational doctors can thrive.

Our latest edition of ‘PMCV Insights’ simplifies the key themes of each standard and important areas to consider when providing evidence as part of PMCV’s Accreditation process.

If you are interested in learning more, please head to https://buff.ly/h9ESdLz subscribe to our newsletter to stay up to date.

The Hitting the Ground Running program is designed to prepare International Medical Graduate's for working in the Austra...
07/04/2026

The Hitting the Ground Running program is designed to prepare International Medical Graduate's for working in the Australian Healthcare System.

So far in 2026, all participants have noted that the program has either met or exceeded their expectations, equipping them with the skills and knowledge needed to start this new phase of their careers.

There are still places available in the upcoming session on the 21st and 22nd of April. Head to our website to register: https://buff.ly/qMlVvVV

The second Standard under the Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) national standards is the structure and content of the ...
31/03/2026

The second Standard under the Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) national standards is the structure and content of the prevocational training program.

This includes how the provider addresses training and assessment requirements as well as how the program allows for continuous learning resulting in improved performance.

Swipe through to learn more about the key themes and common conditions associated with the second Standard.

Attention 2026 Intern Match candidates, there were a few health service and Intern Training programs that will be partic...
27/03/2026

Attention 2026 Intern Match candidates, there were a few health service and Intern Training programs that will be participating in the Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation (VRPA) that were not included in our original post.

Please refer to the below for the complete list.

PMCV would like to welcome the 2026 cohort of JMO Victoria Health Service Representatives (HSRs) from across the state -...
26/03/2026

PMCV would like to welcome the 2026 cohort of JMO Victoria Health Service Representatives (HSRs) from across the state - there are 60 prevocational doctors taking on the role this year!

HSRs bridge the gap between health services, JMO Victoria, and PMCV by being a key contact of and a strong voice for their peers. Their role helps provide insights about what is happening on the ground.

If you have any questions or concerns that you would like to pass on to PMCV and JMO Victoria, your best point of contact is your local HSR.

Learn more about the role of a HSR via: https://buff.ly/2QiJYqP

Attention 2026 Intern Match candidates! Are you interested in working at any of the health services or Intern Training P...
23/03/2026

Attention 2026 Intern Match candidates! Are you interested in working at any of the health services or Intern Training Programs listed below? Then we highly recommend applying through the Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation (VRPA).

This will give you a much higher chance of working rurally or regionally as not all positions at the organisations listed below will be available through the Victorian Intern Allocation (VIA).

For more details, please head to the 2026 Intern Match webpage: https://buff.ly/gD74xEI

Final Year Medical Students, in preparation for the 2026 Intern Match health services across the state are holding infor...
17/03/2026

Final Year Medical Students, in preparation for the 2026 Intern Match health services across the state are holding information sessions throughout the next couple of months.

These sessions are designed to provide you an overview of what training programs are on offer and what the working environments are like across different health services.

If you are interested in working at a health service, we highly recommend attending their session to determine if the program is right for you.

To see when these sessions will be held, please refer to the PMCV calendar: https://buff.ly/r5yYu08 It will be updated as we receive more information.

The second type of Entrustable Professional Activity is EPA 2: Recognition and care of the acutely unwell patient. This ...
17/03/2026

The second type of Entrustable Professional Activity is EPA 2: Recognition and care of the acutely unwell patient.

This EPA allows for the assessment of how a prevocational doctor approaches and manages changes that indicate a worsening of a patient’s health. These actions include immediate care, appropriate escalation and the communication of critical information to a senior colleague.

Whilst it is ideal that it is observed directly by an assessor, it can also be discussed after the fact with input from those present.

To learn more about how EPA 2 can be completed in practice, head to the PMCV website: https://buff.ly/NsILYWm

The Hitting the Ground Running program provides practical, relevant information to support International Medical Graduat...
10/03/2026

The Hitting the Ground Running program provides practical, relevant information to support International Medical Graduates (IMGs) as they transition into the Australian healthcare system. Through real-world examples and targeted presentations, the program is designed to build confidence and support safe, effective clinical practice.

Recent participant feedback highlights the strong impact of these sessions and how the learnings can be applied directly to everyday clinical work.

Places are still available in upcoming courses. Register now via: https://buff.ly/nDEtCQO

The Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) national standards for prevocational training programs and terms underpin the tra...
09/03/2026

The Australian Medical Council’s (AMC) national standards for prevocational training programs and terms underpin the training and education of prevocational doctors across the country, and how PMCV as a prevocational training accreditation authority ensures that all Victorian programs are of a high quality, safe and effective.

Throughout the next few months, we will be outlining the importance of these standards by covering what some of the key themes are in each one, in addition to examples of some common conditions of Accreditation that may arise from each one.

We will first be highlighting Standard 1 - Organisational purpose and the context in which the training program is delivered.

To learn more about the Accreditation process, please visit: https://buff.ly/r6vVbY1

The recording of the Introduction to the PMCV Intern Match webinar is now available to watch on the PMCV website!This we...
06/03/2026

The recording of the Introduction to the PMCV Intern Match webinar is now available to watch on the PMCV website!

This webinar covers all the information candidates need to know about the Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation and the Victorian Intern Allocation Match including eligibility criteria, application processes and more.

To view the webinar, please head to: https://buff.ly/usUmxyi

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