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.

PMCV, in collaboration with AMA Victoria will hold a series of webinars designed to provide you all the information need...
25/02/2026

PMCV, in collaboration with AMA Victoria will hold a series of webinars designed to provide you all the information needed to complete the 2026 Intern Match process and your first year of clinical practice.

Join PMCV on Wednesday the 4th of March for the first webinar 'Introduction to the PMCV Intern Match'. This session will provide important information about the 2026 Intern Match including key dates and an overview of the Match process, as well as some tips and insights from previous Match participants..

The webinar link will be published the day of on the PMCV page and the Intern Match webpage that you can access via: https://buff.ly/ZcURs4H

The 2026 Intern Match page is now live!You’ll find key dates, eligibility criteria and essential information to guide yo...
24/02/2026

The 2026 Intern Match page is now live!

You’ll find key dates, eligibility criteria and essential information to guide you through the Match process. The page will be regularly updated with new resources and important updates as they become available, so be sure to bookmark the page and check back regularly.

You can access the page here: https://buff.ly/u4UAthX

PMCV would like to welcome Myra Cooke to the team as our Workforce & Planning Lead!Myra has a strong background in medic...
22/02/2026

PMCV would like to welcome Myra Cooke to the team as our Workforce & Planning Lead!

Myra has a strong background in medical workforce planning and supporting prevocational doctors through complex training environments. She has collaborated with various clinicians and leaders to strengthen rotational programs and enhance wellbeing supports.

She took on the role as she is passionate about creating systems where prevocational doctors can thrive and felt that contributing to this on a statewide level strongly aligned with her values and experiences.

Myra sees the Workforce & Planning function as proactive, data informed and strategically positioned to anticipate emerging workforce challenges. In the future, she hopes to strengthen long-term planning, system transparency, and collaboration to support sustainable high-quality medical training.

Please join us in welcoming Myra!

There are four types of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) and the first is Clinical Assessment.EPA1 presents th...
18/02/2026

There are four types of Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) and the first is Clinical Assessment.

EPA1 presents the opportunity for a prevocational doctor to undertake a routine assessment whilst being observed. It can take place in a variety of clinical contexts including admissions, ward-call tasks, ward rounds, lower acuity emergency department presentations, general practice consultations or outpatient clinical attendances.

Did you know that PMCV has several recommendations on how to complete this EPA on our website? https://buff.ly/qpS83Er

Mark your calendars! The 2026 Victorian Prevocational Medical Training Awards will be held on Friday the 23rd of October...
13/02/2026

Mark your calendars! 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.

Registrations for ticket and table presales are now open on the PMCV website: https://buff.ly/fsxP1ly

It was incredible to have our 2025 Symposium - Evolving Identities: Reflecting on Roles in Prevocational Training docume...
13/02/2026

It was incredible to have our 2025 Symposium - Evolving Identities: Reflecting on Roles in Prevocational Training documented by the wonderful Sketch Group who visualised discussions and ideas shared throughout the day!

PMCV would like to introduce Dr Allen Xiao, a PGY1 from Northeast Health Wangaratta who will be taking on the role of JM...
09/02/2026

PMCV would like to introduce Dr Allen Xiao, a PGY1 from Northeast Health Wangaratta who will be taking on the role of JMO Victoria Co-Chair in 2026!

Allen leapt at the opportunity to lead JMO Victoria to advocate for the rights and wellbeing of his peers, which goes hand-in-hand with creating a safe, effective future medical workforce.

In 2026, he wants to see JMO Victoria as an active, connected and visible organisation that delivers for its community. He hopes to stay engaged with like-minded organisations and build trust with Health Service Representatives across the state to support education and advocacy.

Allen has a keen interest in the areas of rural generalism, critical care and public health. Outside of medicine, he has been a diehard fan of the Essendon Football Club for 20 years and is hoping this year will result in some finals victory.

Fantastic to see one of our Victorian Medical Interns sharing insights from her first few weeks at St Vincent's Hospital...
05/02/2026

Fantastic to see one of our Victorian Medical Interns sharing insights from her first few weeks at St Vincent's Hospital during a visit from the Premier and Minister for Health.

Well done Shanee!

IMGs, are you getting ready to start work in Australia?PMCV’s Hitting the Ground Running course covers everything you ne...
05/02/2026

IMGs, are you getting ready to start work in Australia?

PMCV’s Hitting the Ground Running course covers everything you need to begin your medical career with confidence. You’ll learn about legislation and professional practice, patient rights, consent, confidentiality and child safety. The course also builds your understanding of First Nations health and cultural awareness, strengthens your communication skills and knowledge of cultural safety in the workplace. It also guides you through the structure and funding of the Australian healthcare system, including Medicare and prescribing.

To learn more, visit our website and register for an upcoming course: https://buff.ly/mx08Y0L

Did you know PMCV offers Digital Training Resources?PMCV has developed a comprehensive series of modules covering traini...
04/02/2026

Did you know PMCV offers Digital Training Resources?

PMCV has developed a comprehensive series of modules covering training for prevocational supervisors and an Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) package, featuring videos, written examples and practical demonstrations.

We’ve now brought all the information regarding these resources together in one easy-to-access page on our website. Discover what’s included and how these tools support high-quality prevocational medical training here: https://buff.ly/HAlj2jB

We would like to reintroduce Dr Harshika Herath from Monash Health who will continue in her role as JMO Victoria Co-Chai...
02/02/2026

We would like to reintroduce Dr Harshika Herath from Monash Health who will continue in her role as JMO Victoria Co-Chair in 2026!

Harshika believes that 2025 was a great year for JMO Victoria given they hosted their biggest event to date and have significantly grown their social media presence and reach.
She was most proud of the work done by herself and 2025 Workforce Lead Dr Adam Wahab to better understand factors affecting JMO reluctance to work in regional or rural Victoria. The project involved collaboration with peers around the state and was presented to key stakeholders, including the PMCV Board, at the 2025 ANZPMEF in Sydney.

Harshika chose to stay on as Co-Chair to continue the incredible work of the 2025 Committee and increase access to JMO Victoria's resources, support, and events for prevocational doctors throughout the state. She hopes that as the medical education landscape continues to evolve, JMO Victoria can play a huge role in advocating and supporting prevocational doctor wellbeing.

2025 was a significant year for JMO Victoria, and our latest edition of PMCV Insights reflects on the key achievements a...
29/01/2026

2025 was a significant year for JMO Victoria, and our latest edition of PMCV Insights reflects on the key achievements across each portfolio which included several projects that focused on strengthening the support for and wellbeing of prevocational doctors across Victoria.

It also outlines how the progress made in 2025 is shaping JMO Victoria's priorities and focus for 2026.

To read more, please visit https://buff.ly/iaR9WK3 and be sure to subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates straight to your inbox.

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