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1 IPMSA and APMSA Joey Baker IPMSA Parliamentarian, President-elect Adam Siegel 2012 APMSA Delegate August 14, 2009

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3 What is the IPMSA? Illinois Podiatric Medical Student Association Governing Body of Scholl – oversees ACFAS, AAWP, SNPMA, class officers, and other groups. Oversees Dance for Diabetes and other Scholl sponsored events. Acts as an intermediary between IPMA and students, as well as surrounding states. Class elections and IPMSA elections coming soon…

4 What is the APMSA? American Podiatric Medical Student Association 1 delegate per class, at each of the 9 podiatry schools. Purpose? To act as the intermediary between the APMA and students. Delegates attend 3 national meetings per year. Upcoming meetings in Arizona (January), DC (March) and Seattle (July). Elections for your class coming soon. If you are interested in politics, this is for you!

5 What is the APMA PAC? PAC stands for “Political Action Committee” APMA PAC is a fund that gets distributed to political candidates in Congress (Independent, Democrat, and Republican) that supports the ideals and legislative goals of the APMA. Where does this money come from? Current podiatrists and YOU!

6 Why Contribute to APMA PAC? Think of it as an investment in your future career. The APMA PAC ensures the survival of our profession and ensures that our voices are heard. Every $20 dollars you contribute gets you 1 raffle ticket for a chance to win $1000 $25 gets you an APMA PAC pin Any donation gets you listed in APMA News We have a goal of $2,160 from SCPM 2013!

7 Issues and Where Do We Stand? I. Accreditation requirement exemption for DMEPOS Status: PASSED as of 7/1/2008 II. Equal recognition as physicians in Medicaid Law (Title XIX) Status: ONGOING as of 8/14/2009 III. 20/220 Pathway (Loan Deferment) Status: ONGOING IV. Vision 2015 Status: ONGOING THE SURVIVAL OF THESE LEGISLATIVE EFFORTS DEPENDS ON YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO APMA PAC

8 THANK YOU Please contact us with any questions Joey Baker IPMSA Parliamentarian, President-elect Joseph.Baker@my.rfums.org Adam Siegel 2012 APMSA Delegate Adam.Siegel@my.rfums.org

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