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FROM THE BOARD
Why join AMGO?New members gain from the collective knowledge and professional experience of other academic administrators from top-ranked OB/GYN departments across the country. AMGO members include professionals working in a variety of positions including department & division administrators, business & finance, clinical operations, and education (residency and fellowship) administrators and student educators. Members also include women's health service line leaders. Members are bound together by a shared commitment to advancing women's health through innovative medical education, cutting-edge patient care, and ground-breaking research. Each year AMGO members come together to share best practices and to enhance their professional leadership skills and health-delivery expertise. We'd love to meet you and have you join our tightly-knit group of leaders in academic women's health. New Members join for FREE and pay no dues for the current calendar year.
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spotlight AMGO Members
Dale Geerdes When I first accepted the admin role at University of Iowa Department of OBGYN, I realized very quickly that success would require establishing key relationships. Those relationships included Hospital leadership, College of Medicine leadership and community leadership. When I first became aware of AMGO, I viewed the annual conference trip as a fun business travel perk. My first conference was in Jackson Hole, WY. The conference was amazing... |  Tiara Gatewood I learned of AMGO through my Ob/Gyn administrator. I joined the organization in a communications role to assist with their marketing efforts. I would also like to take advantage of the opportunities to connect and network with other Ob/Gyn administrators around the world, as I, too, aspire to be in a leadership role in the near future. |  Gail Kelly Having been very involved in the association during my career, I've retained my membership after retirement in order to keep in touch with current members or retired colleagues. It is a pleasure for me to use my decades of experience as a mentor, or just as a friend to help others. I enjoy serving as a resource for institutional knowledge. |  Mary Porter
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