Membership Info
The role of the nursing home medical director is more important than ever, with constant changes in regulatory requirements and a rapidly growing elderly population. Both as practitioners and as medical directors, physicians in the nursing home are becoming increasingly important and visible.
Medical directors need help in understanding their roles, and in dealing with the many difficult clinical, professional, administrative, ethical, and public policy issues. NC / SC MDA is the source of this help in the Carolinas, and offers representation in the regulatory and legislative areas as well.
Due to the new realities of long term care and recognizing the need for a positive voice for medical directors, NC/SC MDA is taking the initiative to represent, educate, and advocate on behalf of physicians who practice in long term care settings.
All of this explains why you need us. Now, in order to expand our activities and influence, NC/SC MDA needs YOU. To become a member, select your state above and follow the directions!
BENEFITS:
- Support Network: Membership in NC/SC MDA provides you with the opportunity to expand your professional contacts by attending the Association’s Annual Symposium and periodic regional meetings. NC/SC MDA is the source for dialogue with your colleagues regarding the role and practice of long-term care professionals including medical directors, physicians, and other health care team members.
- Continuing Education: NC/SC MDA offers opportunities to advance your medical knowledge and skill through our newsletter and annual continuing medical education symposium.
- Public Advocacy: Membership in NC/SC MDA provides the opportunity to strengthen your voice in our states on matters pertinent to the field of long-term care. NC/SC MDA is taking the initiative to represent, educate, and advocate on behalf of physicians who practice in long-term care. NC/SC MDA also works collaboratively with AMDA on issues of national importance to long-term care.
- Organizational Vision: NC/SC MDA will be a leader in enhancing the health care and quality of life for Carolinians across the continuum of long-term care, through assisting medical directors, physicians, and other health care team members.
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