First Tuesdays at the Capitol

  • The Texas Legislature meets every odd-numbered year for 140 consecutive days and will convene again Jan. 14, 2025. Legislators need to hear from you – their physician, medical student, and alliance constituents – during the session to understand how proposed legislation can potentially impact the practice of medicine in Texas.

    Mark your calendar for 2025 First Tuesdays at the Capitol.

          • February 4
          • March 4 (TMA Alliance and Young Physician Month)
          • April 1 (TMA Medical Student and Resident Month)
          • May 6

    Bookmark this page to stay current as the 89th Legislative Session approaches.

    Download the First Tuesday Flyer

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    TMA Alliance and TMA

  • Registration

    Registration for First Tuesdays is free for all TMA members.

    February 4

    March 4

    April 1

    May 6

  • Book Your Hotel

    DoubleTree190The DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Hotel has set aside suites for the Monday before each First Tuesday event for participants. The hotel is conveniently located between TMA and the Capitol at 303 W. 15th St.

    Please register for First Tuesdays to receive a booking link or call (512) 478-7000 for reservations. Don’t forget to mention that you are attending First Tuesdays at the Capitol with TMA and TMA Alliance.

    Event          Room Cutoff          Room Rate

    Feb. 4                Jan. 13                 $259
    March 4             Feb. 10                 $289
    April 1                March 10              $259
    May 6                 April 14                 $259

  • Advocacy in Action

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    TMA works tirelessly to protect your patients and strengthen your profession. Tap into TMA's many advocacy resources before, during, and after the 88th Legislative Session and become an effective advocate, such as Texas Medicine Today (TMT), TMA’s daily e-newsletter for current legislative information, and TMA's Grassroots Action Center to follow our advocacy efforts, amplify physician priorities, and celebrate legislative wins. 

    Read TMT