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Issues: April 16, 2024
Help Lead Your Academy – Apply to Serve on the OAFP Board of Directors
The OAFP has the perfect leadership opportunity for you! Help shape the future of your Academy by serving on the OAFP’s Board of Directors. Applications are due June 1! Read More
Mentorship in Family Medicine: An Introduction for Students & Residents
Registration is open for this event just for OAFP student and resident members! Join us to learn about mentorship best practices, connect with other attendees, and network with OAFP physician members! Read More
Weekly Government Relations Briefing
In this week’s issue: transgender surgery rules clear JCARR; AAFP president blogs about legislative attempts that threaten DEI programs in medical schools; update on adult use marijuana sales; and Gov. DeWine’s State of State address. Read More
Help Shape the Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program
Paid Sponsorship by Ohio AAP
Register to participate in a town hall to help shape the Pediatric Mental Health Care Access Program. Read More
OAFP Addresses Race-Based Medicine Issue with an ABFM KSA
Recently the ABFM responded with a letter detailing the steps it has taken, and will continue to take, to remove any race-based clinical questions in its self-assessment and summative assessment certifications activities. Read More
Dr. Dasarathy Selected as AAFP Credit System Senior Physician Reviewer
During Dr. Dasarathy’s three-year term, she will be responsible for reviewing and evaluating educational activities, organizations, and appealed credit determination decisions for AAFP credit. Read More
OAFP Member Named ACOFP Outstanding Female Leader of the Year
Dr. Gwilym, who is the first Ohioan to receive the award, has held many leadership positions in Ohio and nationally. She has been a mentor to dozens of osteopathic medical students and is a role model for young female physicians looking for ways to gain leadership experience. Read More
Community Preceptors Needed to Teach the Next Generation
Preceptors are needed for the Foundation’s Leroy A. Rodgers, MD, Preceptorship Program. Preceptors share four weeks during the summer months with a medical student who has just completed their first year of medical school. Read More