“I joined BCMS and MedChi for a number of reasons; chief among them were the opportunity to gain the perspectives of colleagues in varied specialties and practice settings on the evolving state of health care, and to be a part of a united physician voice.” – Camellus O. Ezeugwu, M.D., Ph.D. (cardiologist), BCMS President, 2021/2022
Broaden your engagement with colleagues, both locally and statewide, participate on committees, attend continuing medical and other education activities, volunteer for community projects, and enjoy social events.
Propose a resolution for consideration by the MedChi House of Delegates to enhance your profession, patient care, and the public health; participate in legislative exchanges with City and State elected officials; advocate for passage of the statewide legislative agenda.
Serve on a BCMS committee, task force, board of directors, BCMS Caucus or local and state advisory or regulatory board or commission; enroll in specially developed leadership and training programs.
Attend a robust schedule of continuing medical education (CME) and other learning activities developed by BCMS and MedChi, both accredited CME providers; get to know leaders of City and State health care, corporate, government, community, and cultural institutions via in-person (and virtual) events and “Snack Chats”
Keep updated via the membership newsletter, BCMS Messenger, periodic legislative and other Alerts, and MedChi publications; volunteer for BCMS Foundation’s Speakers Bureau; author an article for BCMS Foundation’s patient newsletter, BCMS Report
Receive patient referrals via the state-wide physician referral on-line service; benefit from employment contract review and other legal services, as well as periodic special and discounted personal and professional services
Contact BCMS staff for assistance with these and other membership benefits -info@bcmsdocs.org or skirk@medchi.org
Join now — www.medchi.org/Membership/Membership/Membership – Select Baltimore City as your local component.