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Every time AMIA members connect, magic happens. Members lean into the AMIA network to find new jobs, connect with new mentors, discover new ideas, explore new research passions, meet new friends, and so much more. Where Can Networking Happen for You in AMIA? At our Annual Symposium — our largest [...]

You are one of 5,700-plus health informaticians defining and driving healthcare informatics today. AMIA is your professional home. AMIA membership gives you access to resources, support and connections to propel your career in health informatics. You belong. In these brief videos, AMIA members discuss what they value most about this [...]

Watch the recording of the 2024 State of the Association from the Annual Symposium. The presentation includes handful of important updates including election results, key initiatives, and successes in 2024. Tuesday, November 12 | 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm PST

Keeping up with the literature in biomedical and health informatics is an essential professional endeavor – but one that is daunting, given the exponential proliferation of peer-reviewed publications in the field. We can help by providing a sampler of papers that AMIA Working Groups find significant. Presented in rapid fire [...]

Michael Kearns, PhD delivers our Opening Keynote Presentation titled, Ethical Algorithm Design. Keynote Presentation Sunday, November 10, 2024 | 1:30 pm – 3:00 pm PST

Application Submission and Review Register for ERAS in April ERAS is the system used to collect application materials from applicants and provide them to programs. It generally opens in June for uploading materials. Submit application starting early June. Contents include: CV, transcript, MSPE, personal statement, USMLE/COMLEX, letters (3-4 including PD/chair/boss) [...]

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Data Dictionary for Survey Administration TrendBurden Version 1.1 (September 2024) Open Data Set for Academic and Clinical Research TrendBurden Version 2.0 (May 2025) TrendBurden Version 1.1 (October 2024) TrendBurden Version 1.0 (April 2024) When using this resource, please cite: AMIA 25x5 Task Force. "TrendBurden: Pulse Survey on Excessive Documentation Burden [...]

AMIA is pleased to offer open access to the TrendBurden: Pulse Survey on Excessive Documentation Burden for Health Professionals© data for your academic and clinical research. The TrendBurden dataset, maintained by the AMIA 25x5 Task Force, includes valuable insights into the documentation burden experienced by healthcare workers documenting patient care [...]

Reference on the various leadership teams and their roles per the AMIA Governance Structure.