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  • 06/13/2025 11:11 AM | Anonymous

    In a productive meeting between NMOS and the governor of New Mexico, several key issues were addressed that are vital for the future of New Mexico.

    The discussion began with the Federal Government's rehabilitation package, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts to maximize its benefits for local communities. A significant focus was placed on medical malpractice reform, highlighting the need to create a fair and efficient legal environment that protects both patients and healthcare providers.

    Additionally, the governor is advocating for the elimination of venue shopping and stacking cases. This measure aims to ensure a more equitable legal process, ultimately benefiting the residents of New Mexico.

    The conversation also covered the Medicaid Trust Fund and the Early Childhood Program which is essential for supporting families and fostering early development.

    Further topics included the establishment of a nonprofit infrastructure to better serve community needs, electronic medical records reform to improve healthcare quality, and strategies to incentivize residents to stay in New Mexico. Public safety remained a top priority as both NMOS and the governor recognized the importance of enhancing safety measures for all New Mexicans.

    Please join us in our effort to make New Mexico better for all by becoming a member of NMOS.  Scan the QR code below to get started.



  • 05/12/2025 11:48 PM | Anonymous

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    Dear Colleagues,


    As President of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), I want to offer you this opportunity to vote online on several important AAOS matters. All Fellows are encouraged to cast ballots on the proposed AAOS Resolutions, the Bylaws Amendments, and to elect five individuals to serve on the AAOS Nominating Committee.


    Your vote has the power to shape the direction of our organization, influence policy decisions, and elect leaders who will advance our field. By participating in this process, you are contributing to the continued success and growth of the AAOS, and ultimately, to the betterment of patient care and the orthopaedic profession. It is crucial that you take an active role in shaping our future and ensuring that the interests of our profession are well-represented. The AAOS Board of Directors encourages you to Vote YES to adopt the proposed bylaws amendments.


    We have designed the online voting process to be quick, secure, and confidential. Please take a moment to vote by clicking the link below. Ballots must be submitted by Wednesday, June 11, 2025.

    Vote Now

    Please be sure to review the background information available to you at aaos.org/governancechange as it will help you to make informed decisions on these important matters. Every vote matters.


    Thank you in advance for your participation.


    Ned Amendola, MD, FAAOS 
    AAOS President


  • 07/16/2024 4:53 PM | Thomas Decoster (Administrator)

    Hello all, 

    I am Jen Love, the new Executive Director of New Mexico Orthopaedic Society.  I am excited to join this incredible team and contribute to our mission of representing orthopaedic surgeons living in New Mexico.  With a background in non-profit organization administration, I look forward to working with all of you to make a positive impact in our community.

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