With over 1,600 members, the OAFP is the largest medical specialty society in Oregon and is the state chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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Medical students: Get ready for Oregon Virtual Family Medicine Residency Week. Before the fair, review each program’s requirements, including visa sponsorship, graduation timelines and letters of reference. Learn more: oregonfmresidency.org
Community health centers and the NHSC bring care and clinicians to communities that need them most. Congress must pass a multi-year funding agreement before these programs face a year-end lapse. #ClinicsToCongress #FamilyMedicine
Oregon’s family physicians need a strong voice in Salem. The nonpartisan OAFP PAC supports candidates across the political spectrum who champion issues important to family physicians and their patients. Make your voice heard: oafp.org/advocacy/pac/
Family physicians provide comprehensive, continuous care, but Medicare payment has not kept pace with the cost of delivering it. Congress should pass the Patients First Act, H.R. 9693, and invest in a stronger primary care system. #ClinicsToCongress @aafp
Physicians: Strengthen your leadership skills, grow your network and gain practical strategies at the Physician Leadership Conference, Sept. 18-19 at Hyatt Regency Portland. Learn more: oafp.org/wp-content/uploads/…
ORCA-FM was proud to represent Oregon at the @aafp FUTURE conference. With nine residency sites across Portland, the Willamette Valley, the Columbia River Gorge, and rural communities, Oregon offers diverse training opportunities. Learn more: oregonfmresidency.org/reside…
Have you read the latest issue of Family Physicians of Oregon yet? The summer edition should have reached your mailboxes, and is also available at mydigitalpublication.com/pub…
Back-to-school season is a good time to remind patients to #MakeTheCall and schedule needed visits. Encourage families to ensure children are up to date on recommended vaccines before school starts, helping protect students, families and communities.
Substance use disorders (SUDs) remain one of the most pressing challenges in family medicine. This free CME course is designed to equip family physicians with the knowledge and tools to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care: aafp.org/cme-and-events/topi…
Alcohol use during pregnancy increases health risks for the developing baby, ranging from miscarriage and sudden infant death syndrome to preterm birth and developmental problems. Read the full report in Family Practice Management here: aafp.org/fpm/2026/0500/alcoh…
OAFP welcomes its new president and board leadership, who were installed during the Annual Meeting. This includes OAFP President Dr. Eric Wiser and new members of the Board Dr. Gary M. Plant, Dr. Admir Seferovic, Dr. Christal Crooks and Dr. Andrew Chang. oafp.org/wp-content/uploads/…
Short on time? AAFP's new “practice hack” videos and quick-reference fact sheets deliver practical guidance on identifying exacerbation risk, recognizing disease progression and optimizing COPD management—fast. bit.ly/4tATVw9
Enhance your understanding of AFib clinical guidelines and apply them to real-world patient care with free CME, an insightful podcast and expert resources. bit.ly/3Zi9meK
We are looking for speakers to present evidence-based topics for OAFP's Lunch & Learn series. Presentations are from noon to 1:00 p.m. the second Wednesday of the month.
