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2023 Michigan Family Medicine Conference & ExpoMichigan Family Medicine Conference & Expo

August 12-15 | Grand Traverse Resort, Acme, MI (near Traverse City)

This premier event for the family medicine community in Michigan
offers something for everyone…up to 30.5 CME credits + networking
+ family activities + FUN! Attendee, sponsor, and exhibitor
registration is open.

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CommunicationStay Informed

Getting the information you need (when and how you want it) about state and national happenings impacting the practice of family medicine, advocacy and government affairs, opportunities for earning CME credits, leadership positions, member news, networking events, career advancement, and resources are benefits of MAFP membership. We communicate need-to-know information via our Michigan Family Physician Update e-newsletter, Michigan Family Physician magazine, and social channels (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn).

Make Connections

Networking—the process of making connections and building relationships—is a key benefit of MAFP membership. It can provide you with advice, contacts, mentors, support, and career advancement insight. Plus, since AAFP and MAFP membership is unified, making connections locally and nationally is made easy. The Academy offers virtual and in-person networking opportunities through events, webinars, and member interest groups.

Get Involved

From volunteer leadership positions and advocacy speak-out opportunities, to CME presentations and resolution (proposal for change) submissions, there are many ways for members of every membership type to get involved in MAFP to make a difference for your profession, practice, and patients. Explore the Physician, Resident, and Student sections to find your perfect fit.
 

MEMBER OF THE MONTH

June 2023 Member of the Month: Rachel Klamo, DO, FAAFPMAFP's Member of the Month feature showcases the breadth, depth, and versatility of the family medicine specialty. Did you know…82% of family physicians routinely perform procedures in the outpatient setting, 48% care for patients in hospital settings, 18% provide obsterics care, 77% practice geriatric medicine, 39% work in sports medicine, 74% care for infants and children, 82% manage chronic conditions, 31% focus on hospice/palliative care. Family medicine career opportunities are nearly endless.

When the Oxford High School shooting took place in Nov. 2021, Rachel Klamo, DO, FAAFP was practicing in an adjacent clinic. In the moments, days, weeks, and months that followed, she learned how to balance patients’ and one's own mental and physical well-being through such an unimaginable crisis. Today she shares her experience and lessons learned to help colleagues prepare for navigating and thriving during unexpected tragedy.

Do you want to be a featured Member of the Month? We're accepting self-nominations.

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