Are you interested in becoming a leader in the American Academy
of Pediatrics (AAP) Section on Medical Students, Residents and Fellowship Trainees? Each year the section
recruits interested residents and fellowship trainees into leadership positions.
Please click here to access the Leadership Interest Form and apply for a position.
District coordinator - click here to see the job description.
(beginning October 2009)
10 positions open, 1 representing each district of the AAP
(1-year term)
Assistant district coordinator - click here to see the job description.
(beginning October 2009)
10 positions open, 1 representing each district of the AAP
(1-year term)
Section secretary - click here to see the job description.
(beginning October 2009)
(1-year term)
Section vice chairperson - click here to see the job description.
(beginning October 2009)
(3-year term: 1 as vice chair, 1 as chair, and 1 as immediate past chair)
Applications for vice chairperson and secretary MUST be submitted by October 1, 2009. You’ll be able to give a 5 minute speech at the SOMSRFT Educational Program on Saturday, October 17, 2009. For the positions of district coordinator and assistant district coordinator, we’d prefer to receive your application by October 1, 2009. You may still run for a position if present at the SOMSRFT Educational Program on October 17. However, preference will be given to those that apply by the October 1 deadline. You must be present to run for these positions.
Section liaisons - click here to see the job description.
(beginning January 2010)
(All liaison positions are 2-year terms)
AMA-Resident Fellow Section
Committee on Federal Government Affairs
Committee on Pediatric Research
Committee on Residency Scholarships
Community Access to Child Health (CATCH)
Council on Clinical Information Technology
Council on Community Pediatrics
Council on School Health
Section on Adolescent Health
Section on Breastfeeding
Section on Child Abuse and Neglect
Section on Early Education and Child Care
Section on Home Care
Section on International Child Health
