NYACP Monthly Newsletter
February 6. 2025
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President's Message
I hope this message finds you well as we move into February. This is one of my favorite months as I get to strap on the skis and snowshoes. I enjoy both hobbies because it allows me to be outdoors in winter to explore scenic landscapes and to get exercise but, most of all, afterward, I can head indoors and enjoy some après ski/snowshoe time!
Membership Spotlight
ACP and Chapter membership offers numerous benefits to support professional development and career growth. These include opportunities to advance to ACP Fellowship (FACP), participate in leadership roles at local and the national level, and access to valuable career planning resources.
Hear from Dr. Donna Morrison, NYACP Hudson Valley Regional Governor and Dr. Paula Lester, NYACP Long Island Regional Governor-Elect on how ACP membership and Chapter engagement directly impacted upon the advancement of their careers.
What's Trending in NYACP
NYACP Advocacy Update: A Year in Review, Key Wins, Challenges and Outcomes
Governor Hochul vetoed the Wrongful Death/Grieving Families Act for a third time and signed an important Step Therapy bill into law. Review the status of bills monitored by NYACP in 2024 and take a look at Governor Hochul’s 2025 State of the State highlights.
Call for Candidates - NYACP Governor-Elect in the Bronx/Manhattan Region
Are you an MACP or FACP interested in a leadership role? If you live or work in the Bronx or Manhattan districts, you may beconsidered for the next Governor-Elect position.
Chapter Members Take National Roles
The Chapter is thrilled to announce several national positions with ACP! These roles include a new ACP Regent, several recently selected Well Being Champions, and a list of new Guided Fellowship participants.
NYACP's New Advocacy Intern:
Isabella Newman, MD
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