American Medical Association

The American Medical Association (AMA) is the largest and one of the most influential physician organizations in the United States, dedicated to advancing the art and science of medicine while improving public health nationwide.Founded in 1847, the AMA has spent more than 175 years shaping the future of healthcare through physician advocacy, medical education, healthcare innovation, public health leadership, and policy reform. The organization supports physicians, medical students, healthcare systems, and communities by addressing the most critical issues in modern medicine.The AMA is widely recognized for: Leading healthcare advocacy and public policy initiatives Supporting physician education and continuing medical education (CME) Advancing medical research and innovation Promoting health equity and patient-centered care Publishing the world-renowned JAMA Network journals Driving improvements in public health and healthcare deliveryAs a trusted voice in medicine, the AMA works closely with healthcare professionals, government agencies, and medical institutions to remove barriers to patient care and strengthen the future of healthcare.Whether through groundbreaking research, physician support programs, or national healthcare advocacy, the AMA continues to be a powerful force shaping modern medicine and improving lives across the country.