Past Events
2023 PAMED HOUSE OF DELEGATES
PAMED HOD 2023 highlights included the opportunity to be with dedicated colleagues and friends, develop policy for PAMED, recognize Edith Mitchell, MD, who received the PAMED Distinguished Service Award, thank F. Wilson Jackson, III, MD, for his service as President, extend best wishes to incoming President, Kristen Sandel, MD, and congratulate Bucks CMS member Arvind Cavale, MD, on his election as Vice President.
The Bucks CMS delegation was led by Marilyn Heine, MD, and included J. Matthew Bohning, MD, John Gallagher, MD, Daniel Latta, MD, Marion Mass, MD, Robert Mirsky, MD, John Pagan, MD (ex-officio); and Judith Gallagher-Braun, MD, and Richard Leshner, DO, who participated remotely. Bucks CMS President served as a member of the Women Physicians Section delegation.
The Bucks CMS delegation was led by Marilyn Heine, MD, and included J. Matthew Bohning, MD, John Gallagher, MD, Daniel Latta, MD, Marion Mass, MD, Robert Mirsky, MD, John Pagan, MD (ex-officio); and Judith Gallagher-Braun, MD, and Richard Leshner, DO, who participated remotely. Bucks CMS President served as a member of the Women Physicians Section delegation.
Many thanks to all the legislators, members of their staff, physicians, and PAMED staff who helped make the Bucks County Medical Society Legislative Reception a success! We appreciated the opportunity to discuss our advocacy issues and develop relationships with state legislators and their staff.
2022 PAMED House of Delegates
Delegates represent Bucks County Medical Society
Pictured here: Barry Snyder, MD, Marilyn Heine, MD, Daniel Latta, MD, Marion Mass, MD.
2022 Bucks County Medical Society Legislative Roundtable
Members of the Bucks County Medical Society and local legislators held a virtual Legislative Roundtable October 7. This is an annual event that is well attended by both physicians and legislators. It is a wonderful opportunity for local legislators to hear "firsthand" from their physician constituents about issues that directly impact their patients. The dialogue helps build relationships. Legislators on the call appreciated the conversation and weighed in on a number of topics including prior authorization, mental health, and the medical liability venue issue. This is the kind of legislative advocacy that pays dividends down the road.