Newly Elected Governor-elect Designee

Congratulations to the Pennsylvania Southeastern Region Governor-Elect Designee, Darilyn V. Moyer, MD, FACP. Our newly elected Governor-elect Designee will start her four-year term as Governor in the Spring of 2010. As Governor, Dr. Moyer will serve as the official representative of the College for the Pennsylvania Southeastern Region, providing a link between members at the local level and leadership at the national level. In the meantime, Dr. Moyer will be working closely with Dr. Cutler, the current Governor, and College staff to learn about the College and her duties as Governor. To learn more about Dr. Moyer, below is her bio and vision statement for the chapter.

Darilyn V. Moyer

Date/Place of Birth: June 5, 1959, Reading, PA

Education: BA, University of PA 1981, MD Temple University School of Medicine 1985

Post Doctoral Training: Internal Medicine Residency/Chief Residency, Temple University Hospital 1985-89, Infectious Diseases Fellowship - Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Torrance, CA 1990-92

Certification: Internal Medicine/Infectious Diseases; PRESENT POSITION: Internal Medicine Residency Program, Director and Vice Chair for Education, Department of Medicine, Temple University Hospital and School of Medicine

ACP Activities: Fellowship 2008, Lecturer, ACP Maintenance of Certification Board Review Course - Infectious Diseases Subsection 2001-08

Hospital/Community Service: Multiple hospital, practice plan and medical school committees, including Graduate Medical Education Committee, Performance Improvement, Patient Safety Risk Management, Compliance Oversight Committee, Medical Alumni Association, Departmental and Medical School Promotions Committees. Active member of my church, local school district activities.

Other Appointments: Association of Program Directors of Internal Medicine - PA/Delaware Group Leader and National Curriculum Taskforce

Areas of Professional Interest/Expertise: Medical Education, Infectious Diseases/HIV Medicine

Vision Statement
A projected shortage of generalist, geriatric and other subspecialty physicians, increasing indebtedness of physicians-in-training, a complex reimbursement system that undervalues cognitive and coordinative care, aging of the physician workforce that is encountering an expanding aged patient population….These are just a few of the major issues confronting Internal Medicine. As Governor, I would advocate for our organization at the state and national levels for equitable reimbursement, work with colleges, universities, and undergraduate medical institutions to attract the best and brightest into Internal Medicine, and ensure that IM trainees, program directors and practitioners are adequately prepared to energetically face the complex and rapidly evolving healthcare environment.


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Contact Information

Eastern Region
Richard J. Simons, MD, FACP, Governor

Southeastern Region
Charles Cutler, MD, FACP, Governor

Western Region
Alejandro R. Gonzalez, MD, FACP

John Derrickson
Executive Director
Phone: 610-543-6880 or Toll-free: 800-846-7746
Fax: 610-543-6806
E-mail: pcim.hq@verizon.net