Official Notice from the Board of Gammin AMS
Gammin AMS is a training and simulation environment developed to reflect the operations of Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services. It is designed to support learning through realistic scenarios that strengthen skills, confidence, and cultural integrity in primary healthcare practice.
Please Note: Gammin AMS is not a real Aboriginal Medical Service.
All people, documents, programs, and services presented within this platform are fictional and for educational simulation only. They must not be used for professional, clinical, or organisational purposes.
For all genuine workplace policies, procedures, and business templates, please refer to your local Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (ACCHO).
Please Note: Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies have been applied across various areas of this site, including written content, voice, image, and interactive elements.
Why Choose Gammin
Gammin AMS is a training and simulation environments. It blends real-world practice to build skills, confidence, and cultural integrity in primary healthcare.
Community and Cultre
Primary Health Care
Sports Science, Nutrition and Fitness
SEE OUR WORK
Program Areas
HOW TO GAMMIN AMS
Our Simple & Effective Training Process
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Access the Learning Management System (LMS)
Go to https://ahmrc.rto.net.au/.
Select “Login”, then choose “LMS” from the menu on the right-hand side to enter the Learning Management System.
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Step 2 – Navigate to Your Learning Journey Stream
Once inside the LMS, open your Learning Journey Stream. This is where you’ll find your course content, activity tasks, and assessments
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Step 3 – Follow and Complete Your Activity Tasks
Select the activity task for your current unit. Review the related policies, procedures, and resources, complete the activity in Gammin AMS, then upload or mark the task as complete to record your progress.
MEET OUR TEAM
The team that you can trust with your health and wellbeing
Warren KellyEnvironmental Health Worker
Brooke ThomasAboriginal Health Worker
