​​The Shield - Symbolizes protection, defense, and strength. It divided into three quadrants with different colours and images with definite meaning;

- The band of rose red across on top featuring a family—father, mother, and child—effectively symbolizes the integral role of family health in ensuring overall well-being, emphasizing the lifelong commitment of family physicians who support individuals from womb to tomb.

- The band of gold across in centre adorned with three stylized red hibiscus flowers embodies a rich symbolism of love, passion, and health, reflecting the vibrant cultural significance of hibiscus in many societies.

- The band of purple below contains an open book in gold beautifully represents the concept of knowledge, with purple often symbolizing wisdom and enlightenment, while the golden book signifies the value and richness of learning. 
 

The Crest - Made of a wreath on which stands a prominent Malaysian tiger depicted in black and gold stripes, symbolizing strength and courage and wields a staff of Aesklepios, signifying health and medicine, while it subdues a lime green serpent, which typically represents challenges or adversity.
 

The Ribbons - Adorned with a unique arrangement of sashes. On the left side, there are two silver sashes with red tips alongside one purple sash with a silver tip. Conversely, on the right side, the shield displays two purple sashes with silver tips paired with a singular silver sash that has a red tip, creating a striking balance of colors and forms. At the bottom, a ribbon written The Academy's slogan "Dengan Tatangan Ilmi". These ribbons symbolize as powerful tools for promoting education, support, efforts, and fostering community solidarity around health-related concerns.