What events does AMSS TeamEd bring you?
A range of workshops, panels, and interactive sessions designed to support your learning, skill development, and professional growth throughout medical school. From practical clinical skills to career insights, these events are for students of all years looking to learn, connect, and prepare for the future.
Curious about life after medical school and internship? Wondering which path in medicine is right for you? This event is your chance to find out!
New in 2026, the AMSS Careers Conference brings together doctors at different stages of their careers, from registrars to consultants, across both clinical and non-clinical fields.
Hosted at the AHMS, the event featured a tradeshow and two interactive panels, giving you the opportunity to hear directly from doctors and ask questions about their experiences. Learn about training programs, specialty pathways, tips for navigating your career, and the realities of different career options.
This event has already been held (Saturday, 15 August 2026).
This event will be back bigger and better in 2027!
Dive into taboo and emerging topics in medicine!
This year, Dr Sue Waite (Director of Electroconvulsive Therapy at TQEH), Anne Bunning (Vice President of Voluntary Assisted Dying South Australia), and Dr Emily Tucker (Infectious Diseases Specialist and Co-Founder of BiomeBank) debunked myths and explored the reality of Electro-Convulsive Therapy (ECT), Voluntary-Assisted Dying (VAD), and Faecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT).
This event has already been held (Thursday, 3 September 2026).
Taxes, banking, saving money… the realities of working life. Life in the Real World is designed for students about to graduate and step into the workforce, giving you the practical, real-world insights every new doctor needs. Everything med school doesn’t cover about starting out in your medical career.
When: Wednesday, 21 October 2026 (evening)
Run by our Second Year Education Representatives and Early Clinical Education Officer, this session is designed to give first-year students insight into what exams are like in the early years of the program. It’s a chance to hear from students who have recently been through the same assessments, ask questions, and pick up practical tips and advice for navigating your first exam period.
This event has already been held (Semester 1 and Semester 2).
