Dr. Brotherton’s Five-Part Plan for TMA

In His Own Words

Excerpt from the installation speech of Texas Medical Association's new president, Stephen L. Brotherton, MD, in which he lays out his priorities for his term in office. They include: Limiting the federal government's role in health care, shoring up primary care in Texas, TMA partnering with county medical societies, and knowing who's a physician caring for you as a patient, and who is not.

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May 19, 2017

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July 12, 2013

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Incoming TMA President Ray Callas, MD's 26 years of experience as a member have prepared him to lead the association at a time when Texas physicians face economic challenges and when the state simultaneously faces a record influx of new physicians amid a workforce shortage. Both, he says, are opportunities that put organized medicine in a unique position to offer feasible solutions. TMA also debuts its newest leadership development program for physicians at every career stage, and the TMA Alliance’s outgoing and incoming presidents share their passion for building and bonding the Family of Medicine. Plus, learn how TMA’s Physician Payment Resources Center communicates with payers on behalf of physicians’ best interests.

Dr. Brotherton’s Five-Part Plan for TMA

In His Own Words

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Texas Medicine