If not, take a moment to do so now: Voting closes on Thursday, January 31. Learn about this year’s slate of candidates, their priorities, and backgrounds at the APA elections page and watch video interviews of the candidates for president-elect and secretary. Click here to vote now and be part of the process.
This year’s Annual Meeting offers not only a cutting-edge, engaging program but also marks a major milestone in APA’s history—its 175th anniversary. Come celebrate that milestone at the anniversary gala on Monday, May 20, at the spectacular San Francisco City Hall.
Join us for APA’s 2019 Federal Advocacy Conference in Washington, D.C., on March 11 and 12. You will have an opportunity to lobby members of Congress on issues that affect psychiatry and our patients and help shape health care policy during the 116th Congress. Before meeting with federal legislators and staff, you will learn about APA’s 2019 federal legislative agenda and receive hands-on advocacy training to prepare you for your Hill visit. Space is limited, so register today.
APA is hosting a virtual learning collaborative for psychiatrists to learn more about treatment considerations for opioid use disorder using evidence-based research. This 12-week virtual learning experience, led by Dr. Brian Fuehrlein, will cover basic epidemiology, common medications for opioid use disorder, and harm reduction strategies. The learning collaboration starts on January 28.
If you are interested in experiential learning, training, and professional development to further your career in psychiatry, consider applying to the APA/APAF Fellowship Program. The application deadline for all fellowships is January 31.
APA JobCentral is the career hub for psychiatry. View open positions, post a resume, or set up email job alerts. View recently posted jobs, such as psychiatrist in California and a adult psychiatrist in Pittsfield, Mass. Browse through hundreds of more job openings across the country and around the world.
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