Incorporated in 1781, MMS is the oldest continuously operating state medical society in the United States and governed by its physician members and their elected leaders. At the MMS Annual Meeting in May, House of Delegates members elect a slate of executive officers to serve terms that range from one to three years.
MMS Officers
The House of Delegates elects MMS officers (president, president-elect, vice president, secretary-treasurer, assistant secretary-treasurer, speaker, and vice speaker). Most officers serve one-year terms, but the latter four may serve for three consecutive one-year terms.
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Committees, Task Forces & Sections
Members of MMS committees, task forces and sections shape MMS policies, programs, and activities.
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House of Delegates
The House of Delegates is the official policy-making body of the MMS, representing each district of the Society in proportional representation and elected at the district level.
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Board of Trustees
The trustees are official fiduciary body of the MMS. The board has representation from every district, as well as from medical students, residents and the MMS Alliance.
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Districts & Regions
The Society's 20 districts are the members' local connections to the medical society. Find out what's happening in your area.
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Leadership Meetings & Deadlines
A calendar of upcoming MMS Board of Trustees and House of Delegates meetings.
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MA Delegation to the AMA
MMS members are elected to represent Massachusetts physicians, residents, and medical students at regional and national meetings of the American Medical Association.
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Policies, Procedures & Bylaws
All active policies enacted by the MMS House of Delegates, the principal policymaking body of the Society, are contained in the MMS Policy Compendium. The compendium and other MMS policy and governing documents are available to MMS members for download as .pdf files.
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