Happenings
Rewatch the Certificate of Need All Member Virtual
TMA's recent All Member Virtual featured a presentation about Tennessee’s new Certificate of Need (CON) law set to take effect in 2025, with particular emphasis on the impact to physicians and patient access.
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TMA is pleased to partner with the Judgment Index™ to provide physicians with positive positioning for personal growth, leadership development, and wellness support. The assessment has been used in the Ingram Institute Leadership Lab since 2019 as a professional development tool.
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Recipeints Announce for TMEF Medical School Scholarships
The Tennessee Medical Association (TMA) is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024-25 Tennessee Medical Education Fund, Inc. (TMEF) Medical School Scholarships.
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Watch the May 2024 All Member Virtual, 2024 Legislative Session Wrap-Up.
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Enter code TMA50 to save $50 on registration fees for TMA's new course for prescribers. Available now, it fulfills both the DEA education requirement introduced by the MATE Act and Tennessee licensing boards’ requirement to complete a two-hour course on prescribing practices.
News
TMA Updates Legal Resources Following 2024 Legislative Session Posted on 9/9/24
TMA Member Alert: 2024 Legislation Effective Immediately Updated on 9/5/24
Top Advocacy Issues & Updates
2024 Legislation
From one-off issues to complex and encompassing bills, our advocacy team aims to shape the output of the 113th General Assembly.
Scope of Practice
TMA leads the perennial fight to keep Tennessee physicians supervising patient care and to prevent inappropriate scope of practice expansion by mid-level healthcare providers.
Balance Billing
Protecting physicians’ rights to choose how they practice and get paid appropriately for services they provide without patients suffering surprise medical billing from insurers.
Opioids
Our work spans from Federal and state Prescriber laws, to member-only guidance, including our cautionary Doctor Shopping Guide.
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"TMA is the most powerful organization in Tennessee that gets us direct access with the people who can make decisions to improve the lives of our patients."
Howard Herrell, MD
Greeneville, OB-Gyn
"Thank you to the Tennessee Medical Association for standing tall and supporting us when no one else would."
Wm. MacMillan Rodney, MD
North Memphis, Family Medicine and Obstetrics