Students and Residents
Registration is open! FREE for students and residents!
*Offer ends March 13th*
The Elevate Primary Care Summit is a three-day premier conference experience you don’t want to miss! Here are just a few things you can expect and look forward to:
Welcome Event in the Expo Hall — the perfect place to reconnect, meet new colleagues, and set the tone for a powerful weekend.
KSA
Proper Prescribing
Integrated Behavioral Health
Risk Management and Medical Liability
Allergy
Resident Poster Presentations and Quiz Bowl
Family Physician of the Year Awards Dinner and Casino Night
Join us at the Hyatt Regency Downtown Tulsa April 30th - May 2nd for a weekend full of education and connection!
DON’T MISS OUT ON THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT YOUR RESEARCH!
Abstract Presentation applications are due March 6th.
Authors will be notified of selection by March 27th. All presentations will be on Friday, May 1st, in Tulsa at ELEVATE and at least 1 author must be present in order to participate in the competition and collect prize money if selected.
Awards will be presented Friday night at the OAFP Family Physician of the Year Awards Dinner which will begin at 6:30 following the Resident Quiz Bowl.
If you will need hotel accommodations, please contact our team and let us know which residency program you are with and we will get you taken care of!
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Family Medicine Interest Groups
(FMIG)
Learn about a career in family medicine in an informal and fun setting, and experience unique opportunities to practice a wide range of clinical skills and procedures,
Like other medical specialty interest groups prevalent on medical school campuses, Family Medicine Interest Groups (FMIGs) provide a forum for students interested in a particular area of medicine – family medicine.
FMIGs are student-run with oversight by a faculty advisor. Through these groups, students cultivate their interests and leadership potential, get involved in community service and mentoring activities, and focus on their future as family physicians.
What is an FMIG?
How do I join?
Reach out to the FMIG leaders on your campus, your medical school staff, or connect with one of the AAFP’s national FMIG Network leaders. Each campus family medicine interest group is part of a bigger picture. At the national level, the AAFP helps groups coordinate and share ideas, and provides resources and funding to support programming and organizational goals.