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AMA
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Australian Medical Association (WA)
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1898
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AMA (WA), the Western Australian branch of the Australian Medical Association, is a private, membership-based professional association founded in 1898 and headquartered at 8-10 Stirling Highway, Nedlands. It serves medical practitioners and medical students across Western Australia across all career stages — from students and interns, through Doctors in Training, General Practitioners, and public hospital doctors, to private practice specialists and International Medical Graduates. The organisation is not government funded; operations are supported by annual member subscriptions, with separate Federal AMA fees collected on behalf of the national body under a September 2024 service agreement.

The core platform is a digital membership management portal (Power Apps Portals) for join, renew, and benefits access, complemented by CPD Home — a proprietary Continuing Professional Development tracking service launched in 2023 that is the only non-college CPD home to successfully launch in Australia. A suite of wholly-owned subsidiaries extends the offering: AMA Financial Services, AMA Insurance Services, AMA Training Services, AMA Tax and Accounting Services, AMA Recruit, AMA College, Doctorportal Learning (CPD Home), Doctors Health Advisory Service WA (DHASWA), the AMA (WA) Benevolent Fund, and the AMA (WA) Foundation. Communication channels include the monthly Medicus journal, the Med e-Link newsletter, the Hospital Health Check advocacy survey, the MEDCON national inter-college conference, the Dr YES youth health program, and intern orientation outreach.

Revenue is generated principally through recurring membership subscriptions, with supplementary income from subsidiary services (financial, insurance, training, tax/accounting, recruitment, CPD Home), publications, and advertising/sponsorship placements (notably with St John of God Health Care and Silverchain). AMA (WA) maintains the highest membership penetration of any AMA in Australia, and a conjoint membership arrangement with the Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation (ASMOF) provides bundled industrial relations representation to eligible salaried doctors.

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AMA (WA) is a private, membership-based professional association founded in 1898 that represents medical practitioners and medical students across Western Australia, providing advocacy, industrial relations, CPD tracking via its CPD Home platform, and a portfolio of subsidiary services in finance, insurance, training, and recruitment.

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HeadquartersNedlands, Australia
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Nedlands
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Australia
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Oceania
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices1 record

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City, Country, Type, Description, Source

Keyword5 values
professional medical association, medical membership services, industrial relations advocacy, continuing professional development, doctor workplace representation
NAICS code3 codes
  • Business Associations813910
  • Professional Organizations81392
  • Business, Professional, Labor, Political, and Similar Organizations8139
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
Product category
Professional Medical Association Services
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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Membership Subscriptions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Annual membership subscriptions from medical practitioners and students across Western Australia, with separate fees for AMA (WA) and Federal AMA shown on invoices. The organization is not government funded; operations are funded by collective annual subscriptions.

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2Member Services and Solutions
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue from subsidiary services including AMA Financial Services, AMA Training Services, AMA Tax and Accounting Services, AMA Recruit, and AMA CPD Home subscriptions.

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3Publications and Advertising
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue fromMedicus monthly journal, advertising placements, and partnership with AMPCo for Medical Directory and MJA distribution.

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Marketing channels8 records

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Title, Type, Stage, Description, Source

Distribution channels4 records

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Cost components5 values
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
Pricing details6 tiers
1Public Hospital Specialists membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Membership category for specialists working in public hospitals

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2Private Practice Specialists membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Membership category for private practice specialists

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3General Practitioners membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Membership category for GPs

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4Doctors in Training membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Membership category for registrars and career medical officers

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5Interns membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Entry-level membership for medical interns

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6Student membership
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Membership for medical students

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GTM typeB2C
B2C
Offering typeServices
Services
Brand1 of 5 records shown
1Medicus
Description

Monthly journal publication of AMA (WA) providing news, features, and clinical content for medical professionals

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Core offering1 text field

AMA (WA) is a membership-based professional association that represents and supports doctors and medical students across Western Australia through annual subscription memberships. Core services include workplace relations and industrial representation, legal advisory services, advocacy on health policy, and continuing professional development tracking via the in-house CPD Home platform. Members also gain access to wholly-owned subsidiary services covering financial planning, insurance, tax and accounting, training, and medical recruitment.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 3 values shown
  • Highest membership penetration of all AMAs in Australia
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Product overview1 text field

The AMA (WA) is a professional membership organization for medical practitioners and medical students in Western Australia. The organization offers a suite of integrated services including membership representation and advocacy, industrial relations support through legal representation and workplace advisory services, financial services (insurance, tax, accounting), training and recruitment services, and continuing professional development through its CPD Home platform. Key publications include the monthly Medicus journal and Med e-Link newsletter. The organization also runs the MEDCON medical conference, manages the Hospital Health Check advocacy program, and supports doctors through the Doctors Health Advisory Service WA.

Product and service14 records
1AMA (WA) Professional Membership
CategoryProfessional Membership
Description

Career-long professional membership for medical students, interns, doctors in training, GPs, public hospital specialists, and private specialists in Western Australia, providing advocacy, CPD tracking, industrial relations support, and member benefits.

2Workplace Relations and Industrial Relations Services
CategoryMember Services
Description

Workplace relations advisory, legal representation, contract reviews, and dispute resolution provided to AMA (WA) members across public hospitals and private practice.

3CPD Home (Continuing Professional Development)
CategoryProfessional Development Platform
Description

Continuing Professional Development tracking and compliance platform that lets doctors manage self-education activities and meet Medical Board of Australia CPD requirements; offered free or discounted to AMA (WA) members.

4AMA Financial Services
CategoryMember Financial Services
Description

Financial planning, business insurance and wealth management services tailored for medical professionals, delivered through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.

5AMA Training Services
CategoryTraining Services
Description

Training offerings including the Medical Receptionist Course and Diploma of Practice Management, run through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.

6AMA Tax and Accounting Services
CategoryMember Financial Services
Description

Tax and accounting services for medical practitioners and their practices, delivered through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.

7AMA Recruit
CategoryRecruitment Services
Description

Recruitment services connecting medical professionals with employment opportunities across Western Australia, operated through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.

8Medicus Journal
CategoryPublications
Description

Monthly professional journal covering clinical topics, advocacy issues, member profiles, industrial relations updates, and medical news for the WA medical community.

9Med e-Link Newsletter
CategoryPublications
Description

Regular electronic newsletter providing members with updates on events, policy developments, and member opportunities.

10MEDCON Conference
CategoryEvents and Conferences
Description

Inter-college medical conference bringing together doctors from all specialties and career stages, providing CPD-accredited programming and professional networking.

11Hospital Health Check
CategoryAdvocacy and Research
Description

Annual survey of junior doctors in WA hospitals used to assess and publicly report on working conditions; the 2025 edition recorded participation from nearly 1,500 junior doctors.

12Dr YES Youth Education Program
CategoryCommunity Programs
Description

Community initiative in which junior doctors deliver youth health education presentations in Western Australian schools, building health literacy and brand awareness.

13Doctors Health Advisory Service WA (DHASWA)
CategoryDoctor Health Support
Description

Confidential health and advisory support service for doctors and medical students in Western Australia, operated through an AMA (WA) affiliated entity.

14AMA (WA) Legal
CategoryMember Services
Description

In-house legal services supporting members with workplace relations matters, contract review, and dispute resolution.

Scale indicator5 records

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Type, Value, Description, Source

Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeOthersAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

Provided $2.8 million in project funding for 2025, including $445,562 Clinician Research Fellowship to Dr Peter Lau for melanoma cell therapy trial. AMA (WA) member Dr Lau received this research fellowship.

2Federal AMA (AMA Limited)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-09-01
Description

Service agreement reached September 2024. AMA (WA) collects membership fees on behalf of Federal AMA until end of 2025, with new agreements to be negotiated for 2026. WA members are members of both organizations with charges shown separately on invoices.

amawa.com.au
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Conjoint membership arrangement where AMA (WA) members receive ASMOF membership at no additional cost for full-time Hospital Medical Officers and Salaried Medical Officers. ASMOF is the principal federally registered union representing medical officers under federal jurisdiction. AMA (WA) collects and exchanges membership details for administering the conjoint arrangement.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

AMPCo collects, stores and uses member information for compilation and publication of the Medical Directory of Australia, distribution of the Medical Journal of Australia (MJA), direct marketing of information, goods and services to persons on the AMPCo database, and statistical and industry analysis.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
Description

AMA (WA) partners with Doctorportal Learning trading as CPD Home to provide Continuing Professional Development services for doctors to manage their self-education. AMA (WA) members receive free or discounted CPD Home subscriptions.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Silverchain is a sponsor of AMA (WA) events and provides advertising in Medicus publication regarding aged care services.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Major sponsor of AMA (WA) events including Members Soiree and provides advertising and sponsorship opportunities through Medicus.

Recent move8 records

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Date, Type, Title, Description, Source

Expansion highlight6 records

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Type, Description

Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

ASMOF is the principal federally registered union for salaried medical officers and is AMA (WA)'s industrial partner under a conjoint membership arrangement. Comparable on member representation and IR service delivery, but focused on employment/IR rather than the broader professional-association value chain.

2AMA NSW
TypeDirect peer
Description

AMA NSW is the New South Wales state branch and is benchmarked against AMA (WA) on membership penetration metrics. Same member categories, advocacy focus, and diversified subsidiary model — an obvious peer for cross-state unit economics.

TypeOthers
Description

Avant Mutual is a member-owned medical indemnity insurer providing professional liability cover to Australian doctors, comparable to AMA Insurance Services. Same captive-doctor cross-sell logic; useful peer for evaluating the financial-services subsidiary economics.

TypeEmerging player
Description

RACGP is a specialty college that competes directly with AMA (WA) CPD Home for GPs and other members. Member-fee + CPD + advocacy + training model is highly analogous, though college status confers CPD home rights by default.

5Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)
TypeEmerging player
Description

RACP is a specialty college with member dues, CPD, training, and advocacy, and an explicit CPD Home product. Comparable on the CPD-home-product dimension and a direct threat vector for AMA (WA)'s differentiated CPD Home offering.

TypeDirect peer
Description

The Federal AMA is the national peak body and parent in a service-agreement relationship with AMA (WA). It shares the same professional-association revenue model (membership fees, CPD, training, advocacy) at a national scope, making it the closest functional counterpart, though operating across all of Australia.

7AMA Queensland
TypeDirect peer
Description

AMA Queensland is the state branch serving Queensland doctors, with comparable membership structure and member benefits. Useful as a peer for testing penetration, fee-elasticity, and CPD Home uptake outside WA.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The BMA is the UK medical professional association from which AMA (WA) historically descends. Operates the same membership, representation, and CPD playbook at national scale in a much larger market, making it a useful scale and product analog for cross-jurisdictional expansion plans.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AMA Victoria is the Victorian state branch of the Australian Medical Association, providing the same professional representation, industrial relations, CPD support, and member-services model as AMA (WA). Direct comparable on geography, member structure, and revenue mix (membership dues plus commercial subsidiaries).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

The AMA in the US is the largest national medical society, sharing the same membership-fee-plus-publishing-plus-CPD-plus-advocacy revenue stack. Useful as a scale benchmark and as a model for non-dues revenue (e.g., JAMA publishing, insurance, CPT licensing).

Market position
Strengths5 records

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Weaknesses5 records

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Competitive moat5 records

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Key risks5 records

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Key highlights6 records

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Named customers5 records

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Segment7 records

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Ideal customer profile5 records

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Profile, Firmographic size, Sales motion, Sales cycle length, Buying structure, Purchase trigger, Buyer persona, Geography, Industry vertical, Primary use case, Description, Pain points, Evidence proof points, Target buyer

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Profiles2 records

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Subsidiaries9 records

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Round, Amount USD, Date, Pre money valuation, Total investors, Investors, News

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Name, Type, Date of entry, Rounds participated, Website

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M&A

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Name, Acquisition type, Announced date, Completed date, Status, Website, News

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AMA

Professional Medical Association Servicesamawa.com.au

AMA (WA) is a private, membership-based professional association founded in 1898 that represents medical practitioners and medical students across Western Australia, providing advocacy, industrial relations, CPD tracking via its CPD Home platform, and a portfolio of subsidiary services in finance, insurance, training, and recruitment.

What AMA does

AMA (WA), the Western Australian branch of the Australian Medical Association, is a private, membership-based professional association founded in 1898 and headquartered at 8-10 Stirling Highway, Nedlands. It serves medical practitioners and medical students across Western Australia across all career stages — from students and interns, through Doctors in Training, General Practitioners, and public hospital doctors, to private practice specialists and International Medical Graduates. The organisation is not government funded; operations are supported by annual member subscriptions, with separate Federal AMA fees collected on behalf of the national body under a September 2024 service agreement.

The core platform is a digital membership management portal (Power Apps Portals) for join, renew, and benefits access, complemented by CPD Home — a proprietary Continuing Professional Development tracking service launched in 2023 that is the only non-college CPD home to successfully launch in Australia. A suite of wholly-owned subsidiaries extends the offering: AMA Financial Services, AMA Insurance Services, AMA Training Services, AMA Tax and Accounting Services, AMA Recruit, AMA College, Doctorportal Learning (CPD Home), Doctors Health Advisory Service WA (DHASWA), the AMA (WA) Benevolent Fund, and the AMA (WA) Foundation. Communication channels include the monthly Medicus journal, the Med e-Link newsletter, the Hospital Health Check advocacy survey, the MEDCON national inter-college conference, the Dr YES youth health program, and intern orientation outreach.

Revenue is generated principally through recurring membership subscriptions, with supplementary income from subsidiary services (financial, insurance, training, tax/accounting, recruitment, CPD Home), publications, and advertising/sponsorship placements (notably with St John of God Health Care and Silverchain). AMA (WA) maintains the highest membership penetration of any AMA in Australia, and a conjoint membership arrangement with the Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation (ASMOF) provides bundled industrial relations representation to eligible salaried doctors.

AMA firmographics

Firmographics
Name
AMA
Legal name
Australian Medical Association (WA)
Website
https://amawa.com.au
Company type
Private
Founded year
1898
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
AMA (WA) is a private, membership-based professional association founded in 1898 that represents medical practitioners and medical students across Western Australia, providing advocacy, industrial relations, CPD tracking via its CPD Home platform, and a portfolio of subsidiary services in finance, insurance, training, and recruitment.
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Where AMA is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Nedlands
HQ country
Australia
HQ region
Oceania

Offices1 record

Markets served

AMA business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Membership Subscriptions: Annual membership subscriptions from medical practitioners and students across Western Australia, with separate fees for AMA (WA) and Federal AMA shown on invoices. The organization is not government funded; operations are funded by collective annual subscriptions.
  2. Member Services and Solutions: Revenue from subsidiary services including AMA Financial Services, AMA Training Services, AMA Tax and Accounting Services, AMA Recruit, and AMA CPD Home subscriptions.
  3. Publications and Advertising: Revenue fromMedicus monthly journal, advertising placements, and partnership with AMPCo for Medical Directory and MJA distribution.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualPublic Hospital Specialists membership
SubscriptionAnnualPrivate Practice Specialists membership
SubscriptionAnnualGeneral Practitioners membership
SubscriptionAnnualDoctors in Training membership
SubscriptionAnnualInterns membership
SubscriptionAnnualStudent membership

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

AMA product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AMA (WA) is a membership-based professional association that represents and supports doctors and medical students across Western Australia through annual subscription memberships. Core services include workplace relations and industrial representation, legal advisory services, advocacy on health policy, and continuing professional development tracking via the in-house CPD Home platform. Members also gain access to wholly-owned subsidiary services covering financial planning, insurance, tax and accounting, training, and medical recruitment.

Product overview

The AMA (WA) is a professional membership organization for medical practitioners and medical students in Western Australia. The organization offers a suite of integrated services including membership representation and advocacy, industrial relations support through legal representation and workplace advisory services, financial services (insurance, tax, accounting), training and recruitment services, and continuing professional development through its CPD Home platform. Key publications include the monthly Medicus journal and Med e-Link newsletter. The organization also runs the MEDCON medical conference, manages the Hospital Health Check advocacy program, and supports doctors through the Doctors Health Advisory Service WA.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Medicus: Monthly journal publication of AMA (WA) providing news, features, and clinical content for medical professionals
  • Hospital Health Check
  • CPD Home
  • MEDCON
  • Dr YES

Products and services

  • AMA (WA) Professional Membership Career-long professional membership for medical students, interns, doctors in training, GPs, public hospital specialists, and private specialists in Western Australia, providing advocacy, CPD tracking, industrial relations support, and member benefits.
  • Workplace Relations and Industrial Relations Services Workplace relations advisory, legal representation, contract reviews, and dispute resolution provided to AMA (WA) members across public hospitals and private practice.
  • CPD Home (Continuing Professional Development) Continuing Professional Development tracking and compliance platform that lets doctors manage self-education activities and meet Medical Board of Australia CPD requirements; offered free or discounted to AMA (WA) members.
  • AMA Financial Services Financial planning, business insurance and wealth management services tailored for medical professionals, delivered through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.
  • AMA Training Services Training offerings including the Medical Receptionist Course and Diploma of Practice Management, run through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.
  • AMA Tax and Accounting Services Tax and accounting services for medical practitioners and their practices, delivered through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.
  • AMA Recruit Recruitment services connecting medical professionals with employment opportunities across Western Australia, operated through a wholly-owned AMA (WA) subsidiary.
  • Medicus Journal Monthly professional journal covering clinical topics, advocacy issues, member profiles, industrial relations updates, and medical news for the WA medical community.
  • Med e-Link Newsletter Regular electronic newsletter providing members with updates on events, policy developments, and member opportunities.
  • MEDCON Conference Inter-college medical conference bringing together doctors from all specialties and career stages, providing CPD-accredited programming and professional networking.
  • Hospital Health Check Annual survey of junior doctors in WA hospitals used to assess and publicly report on working conditions; the 2025 edition recorded participation from nearly 1,500 junior doctors.
  • Dr YES Youth Education Program Community initiative in which junior doctors deliver youth health education presentations in Western Australian schools, building health literacy and brand awareness.
  • Doctors Health Advisory Service WA (DHASWA) Confidential health and advisory support service for doctors and medical students in Western Australia, operated through an AMA (WA) affiliated entity.
  • AMA (WA) Legal In-house legal services supporting members with workplace relations matters, contract review, and dispute resolution.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Highest membership penetration of all AMAs in Australia
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use AMA

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

AMA technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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AMA partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Raine Medical Research FoundationminorOthers · 1 January 2025Provided $2.8 million in project funding for 2025, including $445,562 Clinician Research Fellowship to Dr Peter Lau for melanoma cell therapy trial. AMA (WA) member Dr Lau received this research fellowship.
  • Federal AMA (AMA Limited)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2024Service agreement reached September 2024. AMA (WA) collects membership fees on behalf of Federal AMA until end of 2025, with new agreements to be negotiated for 2026. WA members are members of both organizations with charges shown separately on invoices.
  • Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation (ASMOF)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerConjoint membership arrangement where AMA (WA) members receive ASMOF membership at no additional cost for full-time Hospital Medical Officers and Salaried Medical Officers. ASMOF is the principal federally registered union representing medical officers under federal jurisdiction. AMA (WA) collects and exchanges membership details for administering the conjoint arrangement.
  • AMPCo (Australian Medical Publishing Company)minorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAMPCo collects, stores and uses member information for compilation and publication of the Medical Directory of Australia, distribution of the Medical Journal of Australia (MJA), direct marketing of information, goods and services to persons on the AMPCo database, and statistical and industry analysis.
  • Doctorportal Learning (CPD Home)coreTechnology or IntegrationAMA (WA) partners with Doctorportal Learning trading as CPD Home to provide Continuing Professional Development services for doctors to manage their self-education. AMA (WA) members receive free or discounted CPD Home subscriptions.
  • SilverchainminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSilverchain is a sponsor of AMA (WA) events and provides advertising in Medicus publication regarding aged care services.
  • St John of God Health CareminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMajor sponsor of AMA (WA) events including Members Soiree and provides advertising and sponsorship opportunities through Medicus.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

AMA competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation (ASMOF): ASMOF is the principal federally registered union for salaried medical officers and is AMA (WA)'s industrial partner under a conjoint membership arrangement. Comparable on member representation and IR service delivery, but focused on employment/IR rather than the broader professional-association value chain.
  • Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP): RACGP is a specialty college that competes directly with AMA (WA) CPD Home for GPs and other members. Member-fee + CPD + advocacy + training model is highly analogous, though college status confers CPD home rights by default.
  • Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP): RACP is a specialty college with member dues, CPD, training, and advocacy, and an explicit CPD Home product. Comparable on the CPD-home-product dimension and a direct threat vector for AMA (WA)'s differentiated CPD Home offering.

Direct peers

  • AMA NSW: AMA NSW is the New South Wales state branch and is benchmarked against AMA (WA) on membership penetration metrics. Same member categories, advocacy focus, and diversified subsidiary model — an obvious peer for cross-state unit economics.
  • Australian Medical Association (Federal) / AMA Limited: The Federal AMA is the national peak body and parent in a service-agreement relationship with AMA (WA). It shares the same professional-association revenue model (membership fees, CPD, training, advocacy) at a national scope, making it the closest functional counterpart, though operating across all of Australia.
  • AMA Queensland: AMA Queensland is the state branch serving Queensland doctors, with comparable membership structure and member benefits. Useful as a peer for testing penetration, fee-elasticity, and CPD Home uptake outside WA.
  • AMA Victoria: AMA Victoria is the Victorian state branch of the Australian Medical Association, providing the same professional representation, industrial relations, CPD support, and member-services model as AMA (WA). Direct comparable on geography, member structure, and revenue mix (membership dues plus commercial subsidiaries).

Others

  • Avant Mutual: Avant Mutual is a member-owned medical indemnity insurer providing professional liability cover to Australian doctors, comparable to AMA Insurance Services. Same captive-doctor cross-sell logic; useful peer for evaluating the financial-services subsidiary economics.

Broad incumbents

  • British Medical Association (BMA): The BMA is the UK medical professional association from which AMA (WA) historically descends. Operates the same membership, representation, and CPD playbook at national scale in a much larger market, making it a useful scale and product analog for cross-jurisdictional expansion plans.
  • American Medical Association (AMA US): The AMA in the US is the largest national medical society, sharing the same membership-fee-plus-publishing-plus-CPD-plus-advocacy revenue stack. Useful as a scale benchmark and as a model for non-dues revenue (e.g., JAMA publishing, insurance, CPT licensing).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

AMA social profiles

Digital presence

AMA financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

AMA leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

AMA subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries9 records

AMA funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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AMA M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

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Frequently asked questions about AMA

What does AMA do?

AMA (WA) is a membership-based professional association that represents and supports doctors and medical students across Western Australia through annual subscription memberships. Core services include workplace relations and industrial representation, legal advisory services, advocacy on health policy, and continuing professional development tracking via the in-house CPD Home platform. Members also gain access to wholly-owned subsidiary services covering financial planning, insurance, tax and accounting, training, and medical recruitment.

Is AMA a public or private company?

AMA is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.

When was AMA founded?

AMA was founded in 1898. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is AMA based?

AMA is headquartered in Nedlands, Australia, in the Oceania region.

How does AMA make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Subscriptions are the primary driver. The others are member Services and Solutions and publications and Advertising.

Who are AMA's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Australian Salaried Medical Officers' Federation (ASMOF), Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP). Direct peers are AMA NSW, Australian Medical Association (Federal) / AMA Limited, AMA Queensland and AMA Victoria. Avant Mutual is listed as an others. Broad incumbents are British Medical Association (BMA) and American Medical Association (AMA US).

Does AMA have an API?

No public API is recorded for AMA.

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Medical BuyerHow to ease physician burnoutHealth systems are actively pursuing solutions to address physician burnout, with a study led by the AMA indicating that a strong sense of belonging among physicians correlates with reduced burnout. Baptist Health is highlighted as an organization reinforcing its culture to help physicians feel valued and connected, employing strategies to enhance communication and trust to maintain physician retention. The study emphasizes that investing in a sense of belonging can yield long-term benefits in mitigating burnout and improving organizational health.Mirage NewsAMA President Previews AMA26, Medicare, MisinformationAMA President previews upcoming AMA26 conference in Melbourne and outlines priorities for Medicare reform, including addressing rural access disparities and supporting general practice funding. The article also highlights ongoing concerns regarding government health messaging that directs patients to urgent care centers instead of GPs, as well as the impact of health misinformation on public opinion.Mirage NewsAMA President Discusses GP Council, Mentorship, AMA26The AMA President provided a weekly update discussing various professional priorities including a Council of General Practice committee meeting focused on immunisation access, funding models, and concerns about pharmacy scope expansion. The AMA launched a pilot mentorship program in collaboration with Monash University and the Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, with an initial cohort of 25 international medical graduate members. The President also discussed ongoing meetings with MPs regarding healthcare access and affordability, and promoted the upcoming AMA26 presidential election.Mirage NewsGrattan Report Endorses Long-Awaited Pharmacy ReformsThe Grattan Institute released a report titled 'Future pharmacy: A better deal for patients and taxpayers' endorsing long-overdue community pharmacy reforms in Australia. The AMA welcomed the report, with Dr. McMullen endorsing its recommendations to scrap anti-competitive pharmacy location rules, increase transparency around Community Pharmacy Agreements, and allow greater discounting of PBS medicines. The report also supports integrating non-dispensing pharmacists into general practice, an approach the AMA has long advocated.Mirage NewsAMA Joins National Review on Driving FitnessThe AMA lodged a submission to the National Transport Commission's review of Assessing Fitness to Drive standards, supporting nationally consistent evidence-based standards while calling for improved specialist assessment access in rural and regional areas. The submission emphasized that assessment tools should assist clinical judgment rather than replace it, and highlighted the need to balance patient independence with community safety in fitness-to-drive decisions.Mirage NewsReport Welcome Reminder On Need For Pharmacy ReformThe Grattan Institute released a report titled 'Future pharmacy: A better deal for patients and taxpayers' calling for urgent reform of Australia's community pharmacy sector, including scrapping outdated location rules and allowing medicine discounting. AMA President Dr Danielle McMullen welcomed the report, stating that current ownership and location restrictions are anti-competitive and cause Australians to pay more for medicines than necessary. The AMA called for greater transparency in Community Pharmacy Agreement negotiations, support for 60-day dispensing reforms already achieved, and integration of pharmacists into general practice.ABCWomen forced to labour in RDH tearoom, run-down wards as NT government shuts down calls for new hospitalTessa Czislowski gave birth in a hospital tearoom at Royal Darwin Hospital after no birthing suites were available, with staff conducting an ultrasound on another mother in the same space. The NT government has rejected calls for a new hospital despite the facility being over 50 years old and facing severe capacity and infrastructure issues, with Health Minister Steve Edgington stating replacement is not a priority during the remaining government term. Doctors warn that chronic underfunding has led to longer wait times, equipment failures, premature patient discharges, and staff exodus, with AMA NT President John Zorbas saying they can no longer provide acceptable standards of care.Ama‘Name and shame’ won’t fix bulk billing. Fund care properly.AMA Tasmania condemned Federal Labor MP Julie Collins for promoting a 'name and shame' campaign against non-bulk billing general practices, arguing it unfairly shifts blame from the government to healthcare providers. The organization contends that the current Medicare funding model fails to cover rising operational costs, forcing clinics to charge gap fees to remain viable. AMA Tasmania is urging the federal government to properly index Medicare rebates rather than engaging in political stunts that disrupt patient care.Medical RepublicMake interoperability compulsory or it’s ‘a pipe dream’, says AMAThe Australian Medical Association released a report on 13 May calling for mandatory health data interoperability standards, arguing that voluntary codes have failed and that enforcement is the number one barrier preventing Australia's health IT systems from connecting. The report highlights that only one in 10 specialists and one in five diagnostic imaging reports use My Health Record, with clinicians citing data siloing by commercial vendors as the greatest hindrance to progress. The Australian Digital Health Agency countered that new legislation—the Health Legislation Amendment (Modernising My Health Record—Sharing by Default) Act 2025—coming into force from 1 July 2025, which ties Medicare benefit payments to uploading data to My Health Record, represents a "game changer" that will drive meaningful interoperability through FHIR system migration and vendor conformance requirements.American Medical AssociationTo boost doctors’ well-being, start with the right questionsAdvocate Health has changed its credentialing process for physicians to remove invasive mental health questions, aligning with recommendations from the AMA and the Dr. Lorna Breen Heroes' Foundation. This change impacts over 20,000 clinicians in North Carolina and Wisconsin, allowing them to seek mental health care without fear of stigma. Advocate Health plans to implement similar changes in Georgia by 2026 and aims to foster a supportive culture around mental health for its medical staff.