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You are here: Home / Articles / Time to Get Involved with ARHP

Time to Get Involved with ARHP

February 1, 2007 • By Catherine Backman, PhD, OT(C), FCAOT

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In June, the ARHP Nominations Committee will develop a slate of officers and identify volunteers to serve on committees and taskforces for the 2007-2008 leadership year. Volunteering is rewarding, offers a great education, and is an opportunity to meet colleagues across disciplines and geographical regions.

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If you’re interested in volunteering, visit www.rheumatology.org/arhp to complete a submission form. Forms received by April 15 have the best chance of consideration for fall appointments but you can volunteer at any time.

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We aim for at least one-third of positions to be filled by new volunteers each year, to ensure new energy and talent keep our organization vibrant.

Merit Award Nominations Due

The ARHP Nominations committee will select the recipients of ARHP Merit Awards in June. Visit www.rheumatology.org/arhp for the nomination form, criteria, and list of past recipients. Nominations are due April 15 and awards will be presented at the Annual Scientific Meeting in Boston in November. Merit Awards include:

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  • Lifetime Achievement Award;
  • Addie Thomas Service Award;
  • Distinguished Scholar Award;
  • Master Clinician Award ; and
  • Patient Advocacy Award (new in 2007).

We welcome your nominations and input. For more information, contact Ramona Hilliard at rhilliard@rheumatology.org or (404) 633-3777.

Dr. Backman is chair of the ARHP Nominations Committee.

Filed Under: Awards, From the College, Professional Topics Tagged With: ARHP, Award, committee, membership, Nominations, VolunteerIssue: February 2007

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