Members receive many benefits such as:
Community physician preceptors are needed! Community physicians can mentor the next generation of physicians and receive tax credits, while addressing workforce shortages and fulfilling professional responsibility. Receive a $1,000 tax credit per rotation, up to $10,000 annually, to mentor medical students in underserved areas of the state for a minimum of three, and up to ten, monthly, four-week blocks. Connect and learn more.
We have several webinars to help with licensing mandates, telehealth implementation, and remote patient monitoring. We have additional resources on telehealth on this website.
The BCMA continues to work with MedChi, and its components, as well as the county and state, to pool our resources and keep physicians informed.
Presentation by: Gregory Wm. Branch, M.D., Health Officer, Director of Health and Human Services, Baltimore County Department Of Health. This CME, Public Health Update: Monkeypox was originally presented on October 25, 2022.
On April 1, 2022, a law requiring Maryland physicians to complete implicit bias training for license renewal. This is a one-time requirement for physicians. What does implicit bias mean for you and our health care system? is a panel is moderated by Stephen Thomas, Ph.D., Professor of Health and Policy Management at the University of Maryland, Director, Maryland Center for Health Equity and Mayor Omar Neal, radio show host and former mayor of Tuskegee, Alabama. This CME approved by the Maryland Office of Health and Health Disparities fulfills the licensing requirement.
Date Recorded: March 24, 2020 – Watch Now on YouTube
In this rapid-fire webinar, Dr. Alex Mohseni and Dr. Amy Schiffman, cohosts of the Mastering Medicare podcast, will teach you everything you need to know to get started with RPM.
You will learn:
Date Recorded: March 18, 2020 – Watch Now on YouTube
The current COVID-19 pandemic calls for new ways to care for the medical needs of your patients – even if it’s from a distance. This is a how-to webinar on telemedicine.
This webinar will address:
The Baltimore County Medical Association is a non-profit organization. The purpose of the Association shall be to federate and bring into one society the medical profession of Baltimore County; to extend medical knowledge and advance medical sciences; to elevate the standard of medicine and secure the enactment of just laws relating to the practice of medicine and the public health; to foster friendly relations among the physicians; and to enlighten and inform the public, so that the profession shall become more useful in the prevention of disease, and in prolonging and adding comfort to life.
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