Opportunities
There is a full spectrum of opportunities available to members, whether you choose to become fully engaged or passively involved in the Tennessee Medical Association. Get more out of your membership by becoming involved!
House of Delegates
The TMA House of Delegates is the official policy-making body of the Association. The HOD is comprised of representatives of component medical societies and specialty medical societies who debate and form the policies to direct the TMA and medicine in Tennessee. Your local society is your contact point for serving as a representative to the HOD.
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees is comprised of 27 members representing all eight regions of the state. The BOT is charged with carrying out the directives of the House of Delegates and overseeing the ongoing business of the TMA between HOD sessions. Contact the Board.
State Boards, Committees and Commissions
The TMA is routinely asked to nominate and recommend physicians to fill positions to numerous state boards, committees and commissions. For a complete list of requirements, call 800-659-1862, ext. 1665.
Member Meetings
The TMA hosts a variety of member meetings including quarterly Town Hall Meetings and MedTenn, the association’s annual meeting. Educational seminars and workshops tour the state to provide members with networking and educational opportunities. Check the TMA Calendar of Events for meeting updates.
TMA Committees
Serving on a TMA committee is an excellent way to become more involved and help improve the Association and the profession. If you are interested in being considered for committee service, contact the TMA offices via e-mail or phone at 800-659-1862, or your regional representative on the Board of Trustees.
The Public Health Committee monitors and addresses issues on health concerns to the public-at-large and the general well-being of our state.
The Insurance Issues Committee monitors and addresses all insurance issues, both government and commercial, affecting physicians, practices and patients in Tennessee.
The Practice Management & Quality Committee monitors and addresses issues related to the safe and efficient delivery of medical services and patient care by physicians, practices and issues impacting the business operations of a medical practice.
The Legislative Committee develops TMA’s legislative strategies and positions for the Tennessee General Assembly and for Congress.
The Community & Professional Relations Committee seeks to maintain relationships between the TMA and other professional organizations while promoting the policies, projects and image of the TMA.
The Membership Committee directs all facets of TMA’s membership operations including recruitment and retention projects.
The Constitution & Bylaws Committee maintains oversight of TMA official managing document providing insight and direction as to changes and amendments.
For questions about these or other opportunities, contact the TMA at info@tnmed.org or 800-659-1862.