Eight candidates are seeking election or re-election to Academy offices and the AAFP Board of Directors. The AAFP Congress of Delegates will elect officers and new directors Oct. 3 in Chicago.
Candidates Vie for AAFP Positions
By News Staff
5/10/2007
Find out more about the candidates' views on key topics by checking out the "AAFP Candidate Web Sites" page (Members Only). From that page, you can link to each candidate's individual Web page, read his or her personal statement and review biographical information and a curriculum vitae.
You also can ask questions of the candidates via the "Question/Answer Forums" option shown on the main candidates page or by using the "Q & A" link on each candidate's page. Be sure to check back later to see the candidates' responses. Then, if you find you have views in common with some of the candidates, consider asking your chapter delegates to the AAFP Congress to vote for those candidates.
You also can ask questions of the candidates via the "Question/Answer Forums" option shown on the main candidates page or by using the "Q & A" link on each candidate's page. Be sure to check back later to see the candidates' responses. Then, if you find you have views in common with some of the candidates, consider asking your chapter delegates to the AAFP Congress to vote for those candidates.
For President-Elect
Judith Chamberlain, M.D.
Brunswick, Maine
Ted Epperly, M.D.
Boise, Idaho
For Speaker
Thomas Weida, M.D.
Lititz, Pa.
For Vice Speaker
Leah Raye Mabry, M.D., R.Ph.
San Antonio
For Director
Kenneth Bertka, M.D., CPHIMS
Holland, Ohio
David Ellington, M.D.
Lexington, Va.
Leonard Fromer, M.D.
Los Angeles
Glen Stream, M.D.
Spokane, Wash.
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