Resident physician members of the NCAFP are encouraged to become actively involved in the leadership of our association through the Resident Section. Available Resident Leadership positions follow. If interested in serving during the 2020-2021 leadership cycle submit your application and materials by 11:59pm, May 31, 2020.
Contact Dr. Ferruzzi at: meferruzzi@novanthealth.org
Contact Dr. Cooper at: clayton.cooper@duke.edu
Resident Trustee: Bryan P. Grove, MD, PGY-2, Atrium Health FMRP - bryan.grove@atriumhealth.org
Resident Trustee: Ryan M. Paulus, DO, PGY-1, UNC FMRP - ryan.paulus@unchealth.unc.edu
Member Satisfaction and Practice Environment: Katherine Haga, DO, PGY-2, Novant Health FMRP - katherine.haga@gmail.com
Payer and System Advocacy: Christine Wu, MD, PGY-2 Novant Health FMRP - c.wu088@gmail.com
Workforce Pipeline: Taylor Sandberg, MD, PGY-2, Cabarrus Atrium FMRP - taylor.sandberg@atriumhealth.org
Resident leaders have the opportunity to provide input to help guide the NCAFP, its committees and its philanthropic organization, the NCAFP Foundation, as these entities strive to meet the goals of our Strategic Plan. Available leadership positions include:
More information about positions and meeting obligations can be found in the following documents: Summary of Resident & Student Leaders Positions.pdf and 2019-20 Meeting Schedule for Resident & Student Leaders.pdf
Submit your information via this Resident Leader Interest Form no later than 11:59pm, May 31, 2020. Please note, your CV, interest statement and a letter from your program director / other faculty advisor are all due by this date and time.
The following opportunity does not require an application or an appointment by the NCAFP nominating committee. If a resident is interested in the following volunteer role they should contact Tracie Hazelett at NCAFP offices at thazelett@ncafp.com or via telephone at 919-980-5357.
Resident Advocacy/Program Liaison - A volunteer(s) from each program serves as the communication point-person between the NCAFP and their respective program. These residents are typically in their 1st or 2nd year, have an interest in leadership and becoming more involved in the Academy in the future; however, 3rd year residents are also welcome. The liaison's role is to help communicate issues of importance to your peers, primarily around advocacy issues but it isn't necessarily limited to advocacy and legislative topics. Time commitment is minimal and email contact will be carefully and minimally utilized.
In addition to NCAFP leadership opportunities, there are many resident leadership options at the national level with the AAFP. Many of these positions require support from your state chapter, as a result please note that NCAFP's deadlines are prior to AAFP deadlines. For all elected positions and some appointed positions, the NCAFP deadline is May 31st. For some appointed positions, the deadline is Aug. 5th. Review the: NCAFP Policy for AAFP Nominations.pdf.
For a complete listing of AAFP resident leadership positions please visit the AAFP site.
For a complete list of student and resident leaders currently serving in AAFP positions please visit the AAFP's online directory.
