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Welcome to the ACMA websiteACMA, the Auckland Chinese Medical Association, is an association of New Zealand Registered Medical Practitioners that aims to be beneficial to the community by serving as a voice on matters of medical or health concern, particularly for Chinese New Zealanders. We hold regular clinical meetings and dinners for our members, a scientific conference every two years, are involved in promoting health within the community, and advocate in health policy.YACMA is a group for medical students, which is affiliated to and closely linked to ACMA. YACMA holds social and educational events throughout the year for medical students, and students are invited to attend several of ACMA’s CME dinners each year. ACMA also provides scholarships to medical students. Auckland Chinese Medical Association Inc was registered as a charitable entity under the Charities Act 2005 on 30 June 2008. (Registration number: CC41715).
Latest News26-09-2011: Next CME Confirmed Venue: Grand Park Seafood Chinese Restaurant (Cnr of Manukau Rd and Greenlane West Rd, Epsom) 03-08-2011: Next CME Confirmed Venue: Sunworld Chinese Restaurant (2A York St, Newmarket) 26-05-2011: ACCMA Conference 2012 The 2012 ACCMA (Australia Combined Council Medical Association) Conference is to be held in Singapore, from the 5th to the 10th of April, with a theme of 'Medical Marvels.' Find more information and the registration form here. 16-05-11: Next CME Confirmed Venue: Grand Park (Corner, Manukau Road and Greenlane West) Also keep Sunday 10th July 2011 free for the next CME after that. 28-02-11: ACMA Newsletter February issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the December AGM and CME meeting are included. 20-07-10: Next CME Confirmed Venue: Mecca Stone House (44 Tamaki Drive, Mission Bay, Auckland.) 27-06-10: ACMA Newsletter 2010 version of Doctors with Chinese language skills is now online.
16-06-10: ACMA Newsletter June issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the May CME meeting are included.
16-05-10: ACMA TI Elective Scholarship Each year ACMA offers a scholarship to one TI, to enable them to undertake an elective in either an Asian country or in an area of Asian health. The scope of the scholarship is wide to enable students to undertake work in an interest of area, whether that be clinical or research related. Download the scholarship information and application form here. Applications close July 16, 5pm so hurry! 02-03-10: ACMA Newsletter March issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the February CME meeting are included.
23-02-10: Conference 2010: Australasian Chinese Medical Association
03-11-09: ACMA TI Elective Scholarship Each year ACMA offers a scholarship to one TI, to enable them to undertake an elective in either an Asian country or in an area of Asian health. The scope of the scholarship is wide to enable students to undertake work in an interest of area, whether that be clinical or research related. Download the scholarship information and application form here. Applications close November 23, 5pm so hurry! 01-11-09: 2010 Conference Information Online Details for the 2010 ACCMA Conference including the provisional Conference Programme are available now! Download the Conference Flyer and Registration Form, and check out the Conference page for more information. Any questions regarding the conference, contact the Conference Convener, Dr Gee Hing Wong
02-10-09: ACMA Newsletter and ACMA Committee 2010 Nominations September issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the September CME meeting are included. Nominations are being sought for ACMA Committee 2010 - download the nomination form here. 07-08-09: ACMA Newsletter July issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the June CME meeting are included.
30-05-09: ACMA Newsletter May issue of ACMA News is now online. Notes from the past two CME meetings are included.
President's Message03-03-11: Message Of Sympathy To The People of Christchurch On behalf of the members of the Auckland Chinese Medical Association I would like to express our sympathy to the people of Christchurch who have lost so much so suddenly in the recent Earthquake. It is with great sadness that we learn about the growing number of people who have lost their lives in the Earthquake as well as thinking about the plight of their loved ones who have to go on living without them. We have also learnt that some medical colleagues were also taken from us. Mere words do not seem enough to express our profound dismay and shock upon learning of the catastrophe nor do they adequately communicate our need to declare that we feel that as we are all part of the same land and are thus connected - we are all a Kiwi Family - and what has happened has also deeply affected us. Those of us who are lucky enough to not have been directly touched by this event will not say that we fully understand your distress. However, we will stand by you in this, your bleakest hour. Our thoughts are for you. That despite the sorrow and anguish of Yesterday you may yet find your joy and contentment again in Tomorrow's new day. Dr Weng-Key Chan, FRNZCGP, President of ACMA.
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