Congratulations to the 2022 AMSRO Award Recipients DR. JEFF MYERS & Dr. MARK CAMPBELL'S AMSRO OUTSTANDING MENTORSHIP AWARD This award is presented to one individual who has gone above and beyond to inspire, guide, and support medical students and residents within the field of Aerospace Medicine. Awarded to: William Valencia, MD, MPH AMSRO's ANITA MANTRI, PHD MEMORIAL AWARD This award, in honor of our late past president, seeks to recognize an AMSRO Member who exhibits passion

At AMSRO, we are excited to learn from those in the field. This year, we had an AWESOME speed mentoring event at AsMA 2022 in Reno, NV. There were about 50 total mentors and mentees (23+ of each). The entire session was 2 hours long. Mentees rotated and each met up to 15 mentors (7 minutes per session)! Our Mentees ranged from medical students and other HP students like pharmacists, to residents and post-docs. The Aerospace medicine mentors were primarily attending phys

Congratulations to AMSRO's 2022-2023 executive board! Thank you for all those who voted in this year’s elections! We had a great year with a lot of highly qualified candidates and engaged voters. Below are the results for the 2022 election for the AMSRO Executive Committee. President: Ben Johnson Vice President: Michael Stephens Secretary: Clare McNerlin Treasurer/Membership Coordinator: Ryan Keller Parliamentarian-Historian: Jane Goodman Webmaster: Michelle Tan Chief Edito

Thank you to our 2021-2022 Executive Officers for all the work they have done to make AMSRO great this past year! We appreciate you all! Also, thank you to all our AMSRO members for making this such another awesome year for AMSRO! Thank you, President: Ari Epstein, DO Vice President: Ben Johnson, MS4 Secretary: Christine Schwartz, MD Treasurer/Membership Coordinator: Travis Lambert, MD Parliamentarian-Historian: Riley Ferguson, MS3 Webmaster: Corey Morris, DO Chief Editor:

On Wednesday, June 1st at 7pm EST, Dr. Becky Blue, an accomplished aerospace medicine physician and Georgetown alumna, will be discussing women’s health considerations in spaceflight! Please RSVP with the link in your AMSRO email and fill out a short questionnaire for us to keep track of demographic information for AMSRO. Zoom Link is available in your email as well.

AMSRO will be having its 30th Anniversary Breakfast and Annual Meeting in Reno, NV on May 25, 2022. Thank you to our AsMA Corporate sponsors Air Docs and CoSMOS Corp (Commercial Spaceflight Medical Operations and Services).

Click on the links below to listen to how Dr. Ann Tsung became a NASA flight surgeon! Thank you, Dr. Tsung for sharing this series with us! Episode 8: How I Became a NASA Flight Surgeon (Part 1): Steps I Took Before I Was Accepted to the 2-Year Aerospace Medicine Training Episode 9: How I Became a NASA Flight Surgeon (Part 2): My Actual Two-Year Aerospace Medicine Training Episode 10: How I Became a NASA Flight Surgeon (Part 3): So What Do You Actually Do As A NASA Flight Su

Hello Everyone! Attached (here) is the 2022 edition of the AMSRO Orbiter with creative contributions from AMSRO members, information about upcoming events, how to get involved, and a letter from the AMSRO President! If you would like to contribute an article or art piece for the next Orbiter please email amsro.orbiter@gmail.com. Enjoy! Marlee Mason-Maready (she/her/hers) Aerospace Medicine Student & Resident Organization Chief Editor amsro.orbiter@gmail.com

New AMSRO Chapters! Welcome to our newest AMSRO Chapters! Campbell University Jerry M. Wallace School of Osteopathic Medicine; Contact-Nadav Ribak Japan Chapter; Contact-Takuma Ishibashi You may find more of our chapters by visiting: https://www.amsro.org/chapters

Hello Everyone! Welcome back for some more Maryland Aerospace Medicine Fun! The State of Maryland Aerospace Medical Student and Resident Organization Chapter (AMSRO Maryland) is excited to announce our next event! We will be virtually hosting Michael Harrison, MD, PhD, MPH, FAsMA. Dr. Harrison completed an Internal Medicine/Emergency Medicine Residency and Critical Care Fellowship at Henry Ford followed by an Aerospace Fellowship at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. He