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The AAOA is committed to member involvement. Our committee structure is the backbone of program development
and implementation for member services and specialty advocacy. As such, committee activity is a great learning
opportunity to become more involved with the AAOA and potential rise to leadership roles. We encourage all members
to volunteer for committee service. Below we have defined the role of each committee. Please consider where you skills
best fit and what you would like to learn more about when choosing a committee.
To apply, please send us a letter with a brief bio-sketch indicating the top three committees on which you
would like to serve, why, and the skills you can bring to these committees. In addition, be sure to include your name,
address, phone number, and email where you can best be reached. Please fax your volunteer application to the AAOA at (202) 955-5016
by November 30, 2008, to be considered for the committee of your choice.
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Evaluate
and define process to implement strategic goals tied to
education. Program tasks include scientific program development,
faculty training, curricula review, new program development,
enduring materials, exhibitor development, Annual meeting
planning/Development, ACCME compliance, Resident Education
and Retreat, Academic Retreat, Resident travel agent program. |
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Review grant
applications; recommend funding; evaluate/track grants;
recommend AAOAF-funded grantees for annual meeting presentations;
liaison with Otolaryngology-HNS Journal; liaison with
AAO-HNSF and CORE on ENT research issues; create model
protocols for resident research projects; presentations;
research awards, as well as Pen and Scroll award. Identify
candidates for Shambaugh lecture. |
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Federal and
regulatory agency advocacy: Monitor, collaborate, and
react to issues/actions of the CMS (HCFA), RUC, PEAC,
CPT, FDA, OSHA, and related government agencies. Payor
Advocacy; Member One-on-One Advocacy; and Otolaryngology/Intraspecialty
Advocacy. |
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Website;
member online and print directory; Patient brochures;
media outreach and related marketing tool development;
AAOA Today; Otolaryngology/Intraspecialty Advocacy. (Identify
current and future AAOA leaders in key intraspecialty
roles.) |
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Review strategic
plan in light of budget allocations. Review new program
proposals to evaluate fit within strategic plan and strategic
budget. |
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Define development
goals and priorities. |
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Review new
member applications; process delinquent members; develop
membership marketing efforts. |
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