Dr. Mary Owen, AAIP President

Important messages and information to the AAIP membership.

AAIP Board of Directors

The AAIP Board of Directors for 2020-2021 consists of seven directors, as specified by the bylaws. Board Members serve a two-year term.

Board of Director Bios

Corona Virus Information and Important Links

EMERGENCY CORONAVIRUS FUNDS FOR AMERICAN INDIAN HEALTH STALLED.

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VIEW IHS MAINTAIN CHILD CARE INFO HERE
View other info regarding the Coronavirus HERE
View Slow the Spread document HERE

More American Indian/Alaska Native physician and healthcare professionals needed.

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Reshaping the Journey: American Indians and Alaska Natives in Medicine

A new report published by the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) and AAIP explores slow and uneven growth among the number of individuals who identify as AI/AN applying to and enrolling in medical school.

2019 American Indian Health Professions Youth Immersion Internship

The American Indian Health Professions Youth Immersion Internship (AIHPYII) is an 11 day program that provides Oklahoma tribal students with a comprehensive learning experience about health career opportunities in Indian Country. To watch the video of the 2019 AIHPYII, please click these links: Video 1 Video 2

Membership Blog

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2020 Virtual Pre-Admission Workshop

AAIP and SUNY Upstate Medical University Announce Date Change for the 2020 Virtual Pre-Admission Workshop

To Apply for this PAW, click here: www.upstate.edu/paw

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Opioid Response Network

Opioids have created an unprecedented health crisis, see information to help your community. For more information click here.

AI/AN Brochure

General Brochure

Prevention Brochure

AAIP thanks RADM Michael Weahkee

Dr. Mary Owen, AAIP President extends her appreciation to IHS Director

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Annual Association of American Indian Physicians

Virtual Cross Cultural Medicine Workshop
April 9th and 10th, 2021

AAIP Members: $150
Non-members: $250
Students: $75

Study of Diabetic Neuropathy - Collaborator or Consultant Needed

Posted by Jamie McDaniel on 06/14/2017

The University of Tulsa - Dept. of Psychology

The Psychophysiology Laboratory for Affective Neuroscience (PLAN) is in the process of developing a grant proposal to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study mechanisms of diabetic neuropathy in Native Americans. PLAN is looking for an MD or DO that would be willing to collaborate or consult with them on the grant proposal. For more details click on the full announcement below.

Recruitment Announcement

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