| Board of DirectorsWe are grateful to have a strong leadership team that is dedicated to providing a pathway for family medicine clinicians to learn and teach scholarly activity and EBM concepts. At FPIN, we are represented by a diverse and experienced board of directors. Our board members consist of chairs, program directors and faculty leaders at various residency programs across the country. Our board is comprised of seven Founding Member programs and four Membership-at-Large Directors.  We are always looking for candidates interested in leadership positions at FPIN. Individuals are welcome to complete this FORM if interested in any opportunities. We are also happy to provide job descriptions for different positions, as requested. Board OfficersHonorary Founding RepresentativeBernard Ewigman, MD, MSPH
 The University of Chicago
 ChairThomas Satre, MD
 University of Minnesota - St. Cloud
 PresidentJosé Rodríguez, MD, FAAFP
 University of Utah Health Sciences Center
 Executive Editor/Vice President of PublicationsCorey Lyon, DO, FAAFP
 University of Colorado
 
 Vice President of MembershipTimothy Mott, MD, FAAFP
 Foley Hospital Corporation/South Baldwin Regional Medical Center Program
 Vice President of Finance/TreasurerLinda Montgomery, MD
 University of Colorado
 Vice President of Nominations/SecretaryS. Whitney Courtney, DO
 United Hospital Center Family Medicine Residency Program
 Vice President of Education Jeffrey D. Quinlan, MD, FAAFP
 U of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics FMRP
 Vice President of aBIDESatina Wheat, MD, MPH
 McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University/Erie Humboldt Park Program
 Founding Board MembersThe University of Chicago University of Colorado University of Missouri - Columbia 
Carl Tunick, MD - Director/Voting Seat
 University of Washington 
Nancy Stevens, MD, MPH - Director/Voting SeatChris Vincent, MD University of Wisconsin 
Jonas Lee, MD - Director/Voting Seat University of North Carolina
 
Ryan Paulus, MD - Director/Voting SeatKehinde Eniola, MD, MPH, FAAFP Membership-at-Large Board MembersTexas Tech Family Practice at Lubbock 
Jamie Haynes, MD - Director/Voting Seat University of South Alabama 
Ehab Molokhia, MD - Director/Voting Seat CommitteesMembership Committee. The Membership Committee is responsible for assessing and communicating to the Board the satisfaction levels of new and current members in order to maintain relationships and develop new growth strategies. The Membership Committee is responsible for tracking and disseminating annual data to the Board of Directors regarding membership recruitment and retention. 
Timothy Mott, MD, FAAFP, South Baldwin Regional Medical Center FMR - ChairJosé Rodríguez, MD, FAAFP, University of Utah Health Science CenterThomas Satre, MD, University of Minnesota - St. CloudJamie Haynes, MD, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center at Lubbock FMRPBrock Cardon, MD, Nellis AFB FMRJennifer Svarverud, DO, FAAFP, University of Wisconsin  Nominations Committee. The Nominations Committee is responsible for the recruitment and nomination of Board Officers, Membership-at-Large Directors, Vice Presidents and committee members. The Board of Directors must vote to approve each board officer, Membership-at-Large Director, and Vice President.  The committee is also responsible for recommending amendments and repeals to the Articles or Bylaws with subsequent Board approval.  
Whitney Courtney, DO, West Virginia United Hospital Center Program - ChairJosé Rodríguez, MD, FAAFP, University of Utah Health Science CenterThomas Satre, MD, University of Minnesota - St. CloudJamal Islam, MD, University of Texas Medical Branch FMRPRoxanne Radi, MD, MPH, University of ColoradoShahida Fareed, PsyD, UMass Memorial Health FitchburgRyan Paulus, DO, University of North Carolina Finance Committee. The Finance Committee is responsible for the financial oversight of the organization. This is done through the development of an annual budget which is presented at the beginning of each fiscal year, which runs January through December. This annual recommended budget will include membership fees, editorial compensation, organizational expenses, and other income opportunities, etc. The Finance Committee will recommend changes to the budget and ask the Board of Directors to approve the revised budget at each board meeting. The Finance Committee will also take responsibility for determining the amount of funds needed for reserves and make recommendations to the Board of Directors for developing additional streams of revenue to ensure that the organization remains sustainable. 
Linda Montgomery, MD, FAAFP, University of Colorado - ChairJosé Rodríguez, MD, FAAFP, University of Utah Health Science CenterThomas Satre, MD, University of Minnesota - St. CloudTimothy Mott, MD, FAAFP, South Baldwin Regional Medical Center FMRPaul Crawford, MD, FAAFP, Nellis AFBCortni Cross, Chief Operations Officer for Girl Scouts of AmericaMichelle Curry, Treasury Management Officer for Commerce BankAmit Sapra, MD, SIU SpringfieldJamie Haynes, MD, Texas Tech Family Practice at LubbockJeffrey D. Quinlan, MD, FAAFP, U of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics FMRP aBIDE (Accountability, Belonging, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity) Committee. The aBIDE (accountability for Belonging, Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity) Committee is responsible for driving content that encourages health equity and anti-racism through evidence-based medicine and ensuring we serve a diverse community of member programs. aBIDE will also elevate our organizational culture and the work we produce by identifying ways we can help better fulfill our core values.  
Santina Wheat, MD, MPH, McGaw Northwestern FMR Erie Humboldt Park - ChairJosé Rodríguez, MD, FAAFP, U of Utah Health Sciences CenterThomas Satre, MD, University of Minnesota - St. CloudJamie Hill-Daniel, MD, Georgetown-Washington Hospital Center FMRPRoselyn Clemente-Fuentes, MD, FAAFP, US Air Force Regional Hospital ProgramCleveland Piggott, MD, MPH, University of ColoradoMilap Bhatt, DO, Erie Family Health CentersS. Whitney Courtney, DO, United Hospital Center Family Medicine Residency Program Education Committee. The Education Committee is responsible for discovering ways to leverage the organization’s existing expertise to expand FPIN’s educational resources and reach in the following five areas: 1.) Quality Improvement scholarship, 2.) Competency development, 3.) Expansion of critical appraisal education, 4.) Diversification of evidence-based medicine curriculum, and 5.) Faculty leadership development. 
Jeffrey Quinlan, MD, FAAFP, U of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics FMRP - ChairPaul Crawford, MD, FAAFP, Nellis AFB Corey Lyon, DO, University of Colorado   |