Learn from a Survivor: Strengthening Vaccine Conversations in Practice Click to Enlarge Register now for Beyond the Diagnosis—Lessons in Vaccine-Preventable Diseases from a Survivor’s Perspective on May 20th at 7:30 a.m. to learn more. The faculty member for this webinar is Jamie Schanbaum, a septicemic meningitis survivor, gold medal Paralympic cyclist,
Plan Ahead, Retire Stronger Click to Enlarge Spring Cleaning? Perfect time to plan your retirement strategy. The Life Income Plan provides tax-free growth and liquidity designed for physicians in New York. Learn About the Plan →
Learn from a Survivor: Strengthening Vaccine Conversations in Practice Click to Enlarge According to the World Health Organization, years of progress in reducing, and in some cases nearly eliminating, many vaccine-preventable diseases are now under threat. Meningococcal disease is one such illness, with cases increasing
Family Medicine Career Can Take You Anywhere, Says AAFP Leader Click to Enlarge MSSNY member Tochi Iroku-Malize—a mentor for MSSNY’s Women Physicians Leadership Academy, as well as former president of the American Academy of Family Physicians—highlights how family medicine offers limitless career pathways, from global
Attention Physicians: Are You Being Underpaid by Optum? Click to Enlarge If you are billing CPT code 95165 and are being underpaid by Optum, please email our Physician Payment and Practice Division, as we may be able to help.
More Than Half of Physicians Question the Path: What Comes Next Click to Enlarge Key Point / Outcome: 53% of physicians are unsure if medicine is worth it under current financial conditions. Why it Matters for New York Physicians: Student debt and financial pressure are shaping
Physician Burnout Trends Improve, But Pressures Remain for New York Physicians Click to Enlarge Key Point / Outcome: National data shows physician burnout declining slightly, now at 41.9%, with improved job satisfaction and engagement. Why it Matters for New York Physicians: Burnout remains uneven across specialties,
When Crisis Strikes: Preparing Physicians for the Unexpected Click to Enlarge “When Bad Things Happen to Good Doctors: Crisis Management for Physicians,” a dynamic expert panel discussion focused on practical strategies for navigating professional and regulatory challenges with confidence. The program is designed for physicians at
Happy Mother’s Day Click to Enlarge MSSNY recognizes and celebrates the physician mothers, caregivers, mentors, and family members whose compassion and resilience strengthen both medicine and our communities. To the mothers balancing patient care with family life, long hours with unwavering dedication, and
Capital Update May 8, 2026 Click to Enlarge The State Legislature and the Governor are closing in on a final agreement on the State Budget, and Budget bills may begin to be considered next week. In this regard, it is imperative that physicians immediately communicate
