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Saturday, October 11, 2014, 8:00 am-3:30 pm OMA Headquarters, 11740 SW 68th Parkway, Portland, Oregon
The coming elections and legislative session are important to every physician and physician assistant in Oregon, no matter where or how they practice.
Mark Bonanno, JD, MPH, is the new general counsel and director of health policy for the Oregon Medical Association (OMA). Bonanno is a private practice health care attorney and no stranger to the OMA. He’s served as a health care compliance instructor for OMA physician directed workshops.
Sylvia Emory, MD, a Eugene family physician, was installed Friday as the 140th President of the Oregon Medical Association at the OMA’s Annual Meeting at the Nines hotel in downtown Portland.
Dr. Emory was born in Michigan but raised in Eugene and considers herself an Oregonian.
Conference will offer perspectives on Oregon’s health care transformation from a national, state, and regional level.
On April 25, The Oregon Medical Association, a nonprofit membership organization representing over 8,000 physicians, physician assistants, and medical and PA students, will host its annual meeting at The Nines hotel in Portland.
Event at Pioneer Courthouse Square will offer screenings, education and care
What:
The Oregon Medical Association’s second annual Care Connection Health Fair will offer free health screenings, basic care and education for uninsured and underinsured adults from 8:30 am until 3:00 pm on April 26 at Pioneer Courthouse Square in downtown Portland.
Conference will offer perspectives on Oregon’s health care transformation from a national, state, and regional level.
On April 25, The Oregon Medical Association, a nonprofit membership organization representing over 8,000 physicians, PAs, and medical and PA students, will host its annual meeting at The Nines hotel in Portland.
Educating consumers and providers to make smart and effective health care choices
The Oregon Medical Association has been awarded a two-year grant from the ABIM Foundation to promote the Choosing Wisely® (www.choosingwisely.org) campaign in Oregon.
