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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
Alexa Iben It used to be that only the one department administrator from the medical centers were AMGO members, but as a finance manager I think anyone with an administrative role can benefit from being a part of AMGO. I have been a member since 2020. My boss at that time was an active member and brought me into the organization. I just joined right away. It didn't take any convincing. |  Jody Yeh I am a proud member of AMGO and currently serve as President on the Board of Directors (BOD). I joined AMGO for the professional networking opportunities, but the organization has proved to be much more than just networking. AMGO provides valuable resources for staying informed about best practices and industry trends, and it encourages members to step outside their comfort zones. |  Kristin Rosato I first learned of AMGO from a predecessor at Stony Brook Medicine, who told me that of all of the professional meetings she had attended, AMGO was the most beneficial. When I attended my first AMGO meeting in Nashville in 2024, I immediately understood her comment. It was so refreshing to find myself in a room full of people who “get” my job and who appreciate the full scope of responsibilities and challenges facing OB/GYN Administrators today.
|  Maggie Bill I joined AMGO after being invited by my colleague and AMGO board member, Mary Porter. As the communications coordinator for the OB-GYN department at the University of Kentucky, Mary recommended I become an AMGO member and get involved with the communications committee. While I have a diverse communications background, I am new to the healthcare industry. AMGO has provided a fantastic networking opportunity. |
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