The Australian Islamic Medical Association (AIMA) represents the many Muslim healthcare professionals who form an integral part of Australia’s health workforce. AIMA embodies the rich diversity of this community, bringing together individuals from a wide range of disciplines, specialties, experience levels, ethnic backgrounds, and regions nationwide.
With over 1,500 members and 10+ active chapters across Australia, AIMA is dedicated to fostering connection, collaboration, and representation for Muslim healthcare professionals throughout the country.
The AIMA National Conference is the largest gathering of Muslim healthcare professionals in Australia, bringing together members from across the country for unparalleled opportunities in networking, collaboration, and professional development.
Lifesavers is a global initiative of FIMA (Federation of Islamic Medical Associations) uniting healthcare professionals and serving local communities by teaching life-saving skills such as: Bystander CPR, AED Training, Emergency Response and Choking Management in mosques and Islamic centres. Learn More
AIMA members enjoy a vibrant calendar of social events—from professional networking to family-friendly gatherings like picnics, iftars, and Eid celebrations. Become a Member
From travel bursaries and leadership training to global programs like the FIMA Umrah and Student Leadership Camp, AIMA offers meaningful opportunities for future Muslim healthcare leaders to grow, connect, and contribute. Learn More (Link to Students page)
Rooted in the Islamic principle of charity, this initiative encourages mosque-goers to become regular blood donors and strengthens the culture of giving within our communities. Learn More
AIMA educates the wider Muslim community in Australia on health such as vaccines and viral infections.
AIMA advocates for medical aid and a ceasefire in Gaza, mobilised free care for Gazan refugees, and opposed discrimination in healthcare. We support Muslim students and professionals facing Islamophobia or unfair complaints, and continue to stand for justice and equity. AIMA has been collaborating on various research and data collection projects.
AIMA runs CME sessions, workshops, and leadership programs to equip members with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to grow in their careers and serve their communities
This program supports healthcare professionals during Ramadan—spiritually and physically—while promoting informed, compassionate care for fasting patients. Learn More (Link to Ramadan webpage)
This initiative is a community-led, spiritually guided response to the growing mental health challenges we face today.
The Quba Initiative aims to establish musallahs (prayer spaces) in hospitals and healthcare settings—providing a dedicated place for any Muslim, whether a staff member, patient, or visitor, to pray.
As the medical charity wing of the Australian Islamic Medical Association (AIMA), HEAL will focus on medical relief, charity and serving communities in Australia and abroad through the voluntary efforts of AIMA members.
We strive to bring together a diverse team of medical and allied health professionals who support students from these fields and participate in medical projects, community development and awareness raising.
In line with our vision and through our collaborative projects, AIMA strives to make tangible differences in alleviating disease and its socioeconomic impacts by making healthcare accessible to those who need it, in Australia and overseas.
