About the Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria
The Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria (PMCV) was established in 1999 in response to the growing number of medical trainees and interns. We now support the more than 3,000 medical prevocational trainees, managers, and leaders across the Victorian health system.
We support the education and training of junior doctors through:
Accreditation: Prevocational medical accreditation and oversight of public and private health services in Victoria
Education & Training: Facilitating educational courses for senior staff to improve their supervision and clinical skills
Medical Workforce: Administering the Allocation & Placement Service to match medical students to health services
Supporting rural areas with medical services.
News and Updates
Did you know that the VRPA round is optional to candidates only… It can be a nerve-wracking experience for any medical graduate to apply… PMCV are pleased to announce the appointment of our inaugural Clinical Lead… The PMCV conducted the Graduate Nursing and Midwifery Program (GNMP) Match in… The 2020-2021 PMCV Annual Report is now available. PMCV are very proud…
Blog: Rural Training in Victoria – is it right for you?
Blog: Debunking 3 myths about the Allocation and Placement Service
PMCV welcomes A/Prof Bruce Waxman as our inaugural Clinical Lead – Accreditation
Graduate Nurse/Midwifery Program – Unmatched Positions
The PMCV 2020-2021 Annual Report is now available!
Our Services
The Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria actively seeks ways to improve the educational and training available to support the welfare and career development of doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals who have recently graduated or commenced work in Victoria.
