The Alberta Medical Association is a not-for-profit, voluntary member association of Alberta’s physicians, residents and medical students.
04/10/2026
To better understand physician perspectives on medical assistance in dying (MAID) and Alberta’s proposed Bill 18, the AMA conducted a recent Pulse Survey. An executive summary is now available. Learn more in the President’s Letter:
Dr. Brian Wirzba provides updates on three important areas of work underway at the AMA.
04/10/2026
A message from the AMA's Section of Pediatrics: RSV is the #1 cause of hospitalization for infants under 1 in Canada - but it’s preventable.https://www.albertadoctors.org/media/zc0ns5hi/pediatrics-rsv-infographic.pdf
04/07/2026
Starting April 7, eligible Albertans can receive an additional COVID-19 immunization at no cost if they are at a higher risk for severe illness through participating local pharmacies and Primary Care Alberta clinics.
COVID-19 can lead to serious illness, particularly for older adults and those with underlying health conditions, which is why some individuals may benefit from receiving two immunizations per year to support stronger and longer lasting protection.
The theme this year is "Together for health. Stand with science."
Science backed health guidance saves lives. When we engage, support and advocate for evidence-based policies and solutions we contribute to a healthier future.
04/07/2026
Registration is now open for CMA’s Regional Member Forums.
These events are an opportunity for physicians to connect with each other and help ensure CMA advocacy continues to reflect the needs and priorities of the profession.
At each forum, we’ll start with a discussion on the evolving role of AI in health care, followed by conversations on key issues across the health system and where CMA advocacy can have the greatest impact on physicians’ day-to-day practice.
Violence has no place in our hospitals. AMA statement:
04/02/2026
Yesterday was the 1st anniversary of the Primary Care Physician Compensation Model (PCPCM). Physicians enrolled in the model have reported increased morale and improved capacity for comprehensive longitudinal care. Supporting primary care is crucial to our health care system.
Physician Comprehensive Care Model (PCCM) for primary care. The PCCM is an option under Alberta’s Clinical Alternative Relationship Plans (cARPs). This payment model supports physicians providing comprehensive, longitudinal patient care and the financial viability of community clinics in Alberta.
03/27/2026
Major changes to physician on‑call programs matter for patients. We must ensure doctors are available when they’re needed to support timely access to care across Alberta. Read the AMA President’s Letter:
Major changes to physician on‑call programs matter for patients. We must ensure doctors are available when they’re ...
03/24/2026
Call for nominations for the 2026-27 AMA president-elect is now open to members until April 21. Candidates may be nominated by a member or can self-nominate. If no candidates are submitted, AMA Nominating Committee's candidate will be the next president-elect.
Nominations must be submitted by 9 a.m. Tuesday, April 21. Learn more about the process and current nominee (member ...
03/20/2026
Help our doctors inform the future of health care in Alberta by taking the Alberta Medical Association's survey about your health care experience from 2025. Your voice matters! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/77K6MYY
03/19/2026
Last weekend was the 30th anniversary of AMA's Representative Forum, and it was a strong reminder of why the AMA has endured for over 120 years. The AMA unites physicians so we can remain a stabilizing force for our profession, patients and communities.
Last weekend was the 30th anniversary of AMA's Representative Forum and was a strong reminder of why the AMA has ...
03/13/2026
The AMA Spring Representative Forum has been called to order. This two-day forum brings together representatives across the profession who are responsible for the organization's overall policy direction to serve members' best interests.
The Representative Forum (RF) is the governing body of the AMA. This group of representatives is responsible for the ...
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The AMA is powered individually and collectively by physician leadership and stewardship in a high-performing health system.
Our initiatives as leaders, innovators and clinicians drive Patients First® as a cornerstone of the health care system.
Member wellness and economic wellbeing in their practices and communities are supported by our comprehensive negotiated agreements and programs.
The voices of members – individually, regionally and within specialties – are heard and reflected within the system through our united voice of openness and accountability.
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Act with integrity, honesty and openness
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