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Philadelphia, PA April 11-13, 2019
Internal Medicine Meeting 2019
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Ensure payment and avoid policy violations. Plus, new resources to help you navigate the Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act of 2015 (MACRA).
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ACP advocates on behalf on internists and their patients on a number of timely issues. Learn about where ACP stands on the following areas:
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J. Thomas Dorsey, III, MD FACP, ACP Governor
Nearly sixty members of the WV Chapter attended the national meeting held in New Orleans April 19- 21.
Twenty four members attended a lunch hosted by the Chapter at Galliano's
Convocation was held with our newest Master, Melanie Fisher MD MACP and three of our new Fellows, Randall Hawkins MD FACP, Sathyanarayana Machani MBBS FACP, and Courtney Struthers MD,FACP
Finally, two of our members, Sarah Sofka, MD, FACP and Kristen Helmick, MD, FACP completed wellness champion training at the meeting.
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Upcoming Webinar Provides Guidance to Implementing Ultrasound Training Within Internal Medicine Residency Programs
Developed with the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) and the Society for Ultrasound in Medical Education (SUSME), ACP is hosting an upcoming webinar:
“A 3-Year Course: Implementation of POCUS Training within Internal Medicine Residency Programs”
Thursday, August 16, 2018, 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM EDT
At the conclusion of this webinar participants should be able to understand:
Additional point-of-care ultrasound webinars are available on-demand through ACP's online learning center.
Are you a self-starter interested in developing educational opportunities, policy-setting at the state level, and collaborating with colleagues to address the professional needs of internists? Do you want more leadership experience to prepare you for future endeavors? Contact us to learn more and get involved!
Opportunities can range from one-time tasks to committee involvement or leadership roles and empower you to utilize your passion, expertise, and skills all while advancing the mission of ACP. I invite you to connect with our chapter.
We are looking for interested, committed, passionate leaders who are willing to contribute towards a vibrant and diverse chapter serving the needs of our members. The process is easy!
First, log into ACP Online to complete to chapter volunteer interest form. This will streamline the submission process by pre-populating your membership information.
Second, complete the interest form.
Third, we will follow-up with you directly within 2 weeks.
Chapter Volunteer Interest Form
The Doctor's Dilemma® Question Development Committee launched earlier this year. This Committee writes and reviews questions for the national Doctor's Dilemma Competition held at the annual ACP Internal Medicine Meeting.
Question writers work both individually and in collaborative teams. Each team is assigned to develop questions within the eleven knowledge areas of internal medicine.
The Committee has already generated over 400 questions for competition. Committee members write four questions per month over four months.
At this time, we are seeking volunteers to build a pipeline for the Committee. This is an excellent opportunity for physicians in academic medicine or with teaching experience to serve on a national committee that fosters resident knowledge in a friendly, competitive environment.
More information on the Doctor's Dilemma Question Development Committee, qualifications for volunteering, and an application can be found here
Please contact Melanie Pizarro or call at 215-351-2697 with questions.
You now have the opportunity to upload your profile photo in your MyACP page which will be shown with your posts and replies in the Member Forums so other members can “put a face with a name,” and link to your profile to see your chapter affiliation, areas of specialty, and your professional activities and focus.
So don't be shy – share that smile with your ACP friends and colleagues, let them see the face behind the name (and bit about the person behind the face), then dive into the Member Forums and meet, greet, and discuss the wide and wonderful world of internal medicine.
The annual Leadership Day was held in Washington DC on May 22-23.I had the opportunity to meet with our Senators and Congressmen to discuss the ACP legislative priorities including the opioid crisis, prescription drug prices, funding for GME and reducing administrative burdens on physicians.
WV Chapter Meeting at Stonewall Resort, October 19-20, 2018
Abstract form will open soon on the chapter website! Deadline for Abstracts is: August 10, 2018 Rules for presenters: Available here
2019 ACP National Meeting in Philadelphia, PA, April 11-13, 2019
