Welcome! We're glad you're excited to join AMSRO. Local chapters are a great way to get more involved by connecting with other AMSRO members in your area. AMSRO chapters host events, meetings, and provide a local network of like-minded peers.
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In the future, AMSRO will be working to develop materials to support local chapters. Currently, a great way to start learning as a chapter together is to get together to watch the UTMB Seminar Series.
Check below for a chapter in your area. If you don't find one, consider starting your own!
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CREATE A CHAPTER
You want to create a new AMSRO chapter? Great! Make sure you're an AMSRO member first, then:
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Email Stefan McAllister (Chair of the AMSRO Chapter Establishment and Coordinating Committee) at amsro.chapters@gmail.com expressing an interest in starting a chapter.
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After the form is completed, you will need to get written permission from your college/university stating that you are interested in starting an AMSRO chapter. This is typically done through the Dean of Students or the equivalent.
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Once written permission is received, a letter is sent to the President of AMSRO for approval and signature.
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Once approved, you will receive a formal letter is stating that the chapter has been established.
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All done! The chapter is announced on the AMSRO Google group.
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CHAPTERS
Official AMSRO Chapters
Egypt
Alexandria Syndicate of Pharmacists
Leaders:
Ahmed Baraka
Contact:
United States
Fort Rucker - Army Aerospace Medicine Residency (Alabama)
Alabama
Leaders:
John M. Solak
Contact:
United States
California University of Science and Medicine
California
Leaders:
Jeffrey Martin
Contact:
United States
University of Colorado System
Colorado
Leaders:
Patrick Pischulti
Contact:
United States
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Florida
Leaders:
Ryan Scheinkman
Contact:
United States
Augusta University, Medical College of Georgia
Georgia
Leaders:
William (Liam) C. Chafin
Contact:
United States
Tulane University School of Medicine
Louisiana
Leaders:
Michael Artov
Contact:
United States
Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Maryland
Leaders:
Kevin Beeman-Brown
Contact:
United States
Boston University School of Medicine
Massachusetts
Leaders:
Tara Nibhanupudy; Tharun Somasundar; Carlo Taglietti; Sachin Chinta
Contact:
United States
Tufts University School of Medicine
Massachusetts
Leaders:
Ganeev Singh
Contact:
United States
State of Michigan
Michigan
Leaders:
Rita Shehirian; Alyssa Chen; Nik Patel; Navjit Girgla
Contact:
United States
University of Mississippi Medical Center School of Medicine
Mississippi
Leaders:
Martin G. Mccandless
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United States
St. Louis University & Washington University
Missouri
Leaders:
Founder, Sheyna Gifford, MD; Keval Patel
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United States
Nellis Air Force Base - Family Medicine Residency Program (Nevada)
Nevada
Leaders:
Brett R. Niles, DO, Capt, USAF, MC
Contact:
United States
Dartmouth University, Geisel School of Medicine
New Hampshire
Leaders:
Semran Thamer
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United States
New York
New York
Leaders:
Aditya Raghunandan
Contact:
United States
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
New York
Leaders:
Nathaniel Saffran
Contact:
United States
New York Medical College
New York
Leaders:
Antonia Schonwald
Contact:
United States
Wake Forest University School of Medicine
North Carolina
Leaders:
Daniel Kaganov
Contact:
United States
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Ohio
Leaders:
Riley Ferguson
Contact:
United States
Thomas Jefferson University
Pennsylvania
Leaders:
Nicolas Nelson
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United States
Allegheny General Hospital (Graduate Medical Education Department)
Pennsylvania
Leaders:
Romil Singh
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United States
University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville
South Carolina
Leaders:
Kyleigh Connolly
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United States
Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine
Virginia
Leaders:
Lynn Stanwyck
Contact:
United States
Georgetown University School of Medicine
Washington, D.C.
Leaders:
Clare McNerlin
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