The Indonesian Medical Association, known as Ikatan Dokter Indonesia (IDI), is the professional organization representing doctors across Indonesia. Its stated vision is to foster ethical, independent, and professional doctors who uphold collegiality, while its mission emphasizes medical ethics, cooperation among colleagues, and a healthy, dignified society. IDI operates through a nationwide network reported to include 33 regional offices and 242 branches, serving more than 32,000 members.

The organization supports the medical profession through educational programs, scientific activities, professional publications, and member services. Its website shares information about competency examinations, training, workshops, continuing medical education partnerships, and events, alongside issues of the Journal of the Indonesian Medical Association and the Indonesian Medical Ethics Journal. IDI also publishes health information for the public, including guidance on reproductive health and early screening. Its agenda includes initiatives such as training for a school-based child injury-response program. Through its national and local structure, IDI aims to strengthen professional standards, collaboration, and its organizational capacity while contributing to public health in Indonesia.