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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.

29/07/2025

This week, alongside our recent newsletter, we are spotlighting the importance of the Medical Education Officer (MEO) role. We spoke to Jerry Tumney, MEO at Goulburn Valley Health, who shares her reflections on the vital role MEOs play in supporting prevocational doctors.

She illustrated that MEOs are instrumental to Victorian health services: providing and advocating for prevocational doctor support, working to improve the quality of education and training whilst ensuring compliance for accreditation and acting as a liaison between junior and senior staff.

“It is always an honour and pleasure to have played a small part in their training journey.”

Swipe to see more of what Jerry had to share.

28/07/2025

Calling all International Medical Graduates looking to practice in the Australian healthcare system!

PMCV are offering two sessions of Hitting the Ground Running in August to help support you to learn everything you need to know about legislation, structure, culture and communication.

Did you know that over 100 previous participants said that the course exceeded their expectations?

Secure your spot now via: https://zurl.co/UlM7p

24/07/2025

How did the Medical Education Officer (MEO) role come to be — and how has it shaped medical education in Victoria?

In our latest edition of PMCV Insights, we take a closer look at the origins of the MEO role — from an emerging concept over 20 years ago, to an established, indispensable position within Victorian health services.

Featuring an interview with Susie Sangas, Victoria’s first and longest-serving MEO, and fellow MEO Jerry Tumney, we explore how this role has evolved to support junior doctors, strengthen medical education programs, and contribute to better patient care across the state.

If you are interested in reading more, head to: https://zurl.co/XOLsC

22/07/2025

Registrations are now open for the Australian & New Zealand Prevocational Medical Education Forum 2025 (ANZPMEF) which will be hosted by HETI - Health Education and Training Institute and held in Sydney from the 9th - 12th of November. This years theme is Navigating Transitions - Feedforward and Feedback.

Join prevocational doctors, colleagues and leaders in medical education and training to explore the latest insights, research, and best practices shaping the future of prevocational training.

To secure your place, please head to: https://zurl.co/0jIF6

18/07/2025

PMCV are pleased to share the artwork for our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan. The artwork by Ngarrindjeri artist Jordan Lovegrove represents the learning journey of prevocational doctors as they begin their careers, supported by many people and organisations along the way.

The large central pathway symbolises the rite of passage - the transition from student to health professional. Along this path are meeting places representing the many stakeholders who provide guidance, support, and learning opportunities, including PMCV, supervisors, peers, cultural mentors, and the broader medical community. PMCV walks alongside prevocational doctors as they transition from student to practitioner, providing a structured developmental pathway that ensures they are equipped, supported, and guided throughout their early careers.

The bush medicine leaves throughout the artwork reflect the ongoing importance of healing, growth, and cultural knowledge in healthcare.

The growth of trees represents personal and professional development, as doctors grow stronger and more capable with experience.

The interconnected elements show the importance of working together, cultural safety, and collaboration in supporting each doctor’s journey, aligning with PMCV’s commitment to reconciliation and building a culturally inclusive workforce.

16/07/2025

MATCH RESULTS: The first offer period of the 2025 Victorian Intern Allocation Match has commenced.

You can access your results by logging into the Allocation and Placement Service (APS) or via an email received.

For more information, please head to: https://zurl.co/vZuIz

15/07/2025

Help us recognise excellence in prevocational medical training by nominating a colleague or team for the Victorian Prevocational Medical Training Awards! 🏆

Categories include:
- Health Service Innovation & Excellence
- Lifetime Achievement
- Clinical Educator of the Year
- Prevocational Doctor of the Year
- JMO Victoria Health Service Representative of the Year

Submit your nominations now before the 10th of August: https://zurl.co/fzHdY

14/07/2025

MATCH RESULTS: Results are now available for the 2025 Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation (VRPA). The first offer period for VIA Match commences on the 16th of July.

If you applied for the VRPA Match, you can access your results via email or by logging into the Allocation and Placement Service (APS) website or you will have received an email with your outcome.

For more information, please head to: https://zurl.co/vZuIz

11/07/2025

If you are involved in prevocational medical education and training, there are several upcoming events for the remainder of 2025 that are for you! 🎉

Celebrate your colleagues' achievements, connect with your peers and reflect on the year that has been.

Click https://zurl.co/6WNvk for more information on how to register. We hope to see you at one or more of these exciting events!

09/07/2025

JMO Health Service Representatives - this one is for you! Your work advocating for your peers and shaping the future of prevocational training doesn’t go unnoticed – and now it’s time to celebrate you.

We're proud to introduce the JMO Victoria Health Service Representative of the Year Award as part of the 2025 Victorian Prevocational Medical Training Awards! 🏆

Join us on Thursday the 16th of October for a night of recognition, connection, and celebration as we honour the incredible contributions of reps like you who are making a real difference on the ground.

To secure your spot, please visit our event webpage: https://zurl.co/CZBSg

08/07/2025

Yesterday the PMCV team celebrated the start of NAIDOC Week by attending the 2025 Flag Raising event in Federation Square.

As we continue along our reconciliation journey, being welcomed to country by local elders and hearing the stories of the 2025 Victorian NAIDOC Award winners as well as listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples shared cultures and experiences, allowed us to reflect on this year's NAIDOC theme of ' The Next Generation: Strength, Vision & Legacy'.

07/07/2025

Applications are now open for the 2025 RACP ATSM Combined Specialty Match for New Trainees in the following specialties:
• Gastroenterology
• Medical Oncology
• Nephrology
• Respiratory and Sleep Medicine

Applications are also open for the New and Continuing Trainee Match in the following specialties:
• Clinical Genetics
• Cardiology
• Geriatric Medicine
• Endocrinology
• Infectious Diseases
• Rheumatology

For more information, please head to: https://zurl.co/NyA6b

Please note that applications for these Matches close on the 25th of July.

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