Your Voice Can Shape What Comes Next
Medicine is changing. Women physicians shouldn't just experience that change. We should have a voice in shaping it.
At MMS, connect with women across Massachusetts who are speaking up, leading, advocating, and helping shape the future of medicine.
Find Your People. Find Your Voice. Make Your Mark.
FIND YOUR PEOPLE
Connect with women physicians across specialties, organizations, generations, and career stages. Build relationships with people who understand the challenges — and possibilities — of practicing medicine today.
FIND YOUR VOICE
Advocate for issues affecting your patients, your profession, and public health. Bring your experience into conversations that influence medicine in Massachusetts.
MAKE YOUR MARK
Lead through committees, sections, advocacy and governance. Build leadership skills, expand your network, and help shape MMS priorities.
Special New Member Introductory Dues: $200*
District Medical Society dues are required and range from $20 - $200.
When you join after June 1, your membership will be valid through the following year.
*Offer valid for new members or members whose membership has lapsed more than two years.
Testimonials
"I continue to find a sense of joy and communal purpose in working with other MMS members who are also passionate about advocating for women’s health and women physicians. The Women Physicians Section warmly welcomes you to participate in our community and strengthen our voice."
— Pei-Li Huang, MD, Chair, Women Physicians Section
"The MMS provides a vital platform to celebrate the extraordinary accomplishments of women physicians and address women’s health issues. As an early career physician, I found this community of camaraderie, support, and mentorship invaluable."
— Geunwon Kim-Sun, MD, PhD, Chair, Committee on Women’s Health
"Considering health in the broadest sense, the MMS can provide leadership training and opportunities for women physicians, especially women of color, to advance their skills, confidence, visibility, and earning power."
— Carole E. Allen, MD, MBA, FAAP, Past President, Massachusetts Medical Society
