PHSAPA HOD Delegation - AAPA House of Delegates

The House of Delegates (HOD) has sole authority on behalf of AAPA to enact policies establishing the collective values, philosophies, and principles of the PA profession. - See more at: https://www.aapa.org/twocolumn.aspx?id=1985#sthash.ka3D06rK.dpuf

The House of Delegates (HOD) has sole authority on behalf of AAPA to enact policies establishing the collective values, philosophies, and principles of the PA profession. The HOD consists of voting delegates from: 

• Fifty-six chapters representing 50 states, the District of Columbia and five federal services
• Twenty-seven officially recognized specialty organizations
• Eight caucuses comprised of individuals sharing a common goal or interest related to healthcare access or delivery
• The Student Academy
• In addition, the current and immediate past House officers are delegates-at-large and vote

Elected delegates have an effective voice in Academy activities by:

• Making recommendations to the AAPA Board of Directors
• Submitting formal resolutions through the procedures outlined by the House officers
• Participating in open reference committee hearings conducted at the HOD meeting, held during AAPA’s Annual Conference
• Volunteering as a member of a reference committee, researching and reporting on the resolutions and testimony received

- See more at: https://www.aapa.org/twocolumn.aspx?id=1985#sthash.ka3D06rK.dpuf

The House of Delegates (HOD) has sole authority on behalf of AAPA to enact policies establishing the collective values, philosophies, and principles of the PA profession. The HOD consists of voting delegates from: 

• Fifty-six chapters representing 50 states, the District of Columbia and five federal services
• Twenty-seven officially recognized specialty organizations
• Eight caucuses comprised of individuals sharing a common goal or interest related to healthcare access or delivery
• The Student Academy
• In addition, the current and immediate past House officers are delegates-at-large and vote

Elected delegates have an effective voice in Academy activities by:

• Making recommendations to the AAPA Board of Directors
• Submitting formal resolutions through the procedures outlined by the House officers
• Participating in open reference committee hearings conducted at the HOD meeting, held during AAPA’s Annual Conference
• Volunteering as a member of a reference committee, researching and reporting on the resolutions and testimony received

- See more at: https://www.aapa.org/twocolumn.aspx?id=1985#sthash.ka3D06rK.dpuf