Call for Nominations to TMA Councils and Committees

One of the most important responsibilities of the incoming president of the Texas Medical Association is the selection of physicians to serve on TMA’s councils and committees. Our association depends on the active participation of those who serve on these components that initiate our policies and programs.

If you personally are not currently serving on a TMA council or committee and would like to do so, please take this opportunity to indicate your own interest.

TMA Bylaws provide that a physician may serve as a member of only one board, council or committee at a time.

If you have a recommendation, please send no later than Feb. 3, 2017.

2017 Vacancies - TMA Councils and Committees

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TMA Council and Committee Charges

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February 07, 2017

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January 19, 2017

Texas Medicine

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.

Call for Nominations to TMA Councils and Committees

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