Tommy Bozeman

Functions as a College/University

Provides acute, diagnostic, therapeutic and emergency services

Operates as a non-profit membership organization for professionals and organizations to promote the IT & management systems in healthcare sector

The American Medical Informatics Association is a professional organization dedicated to advancing health informatics to transform healthcare and improve patient care. The non-profit company is based in Bethesda, MD. It serves a multidisciplinary community of over 6,400 members, including clinicians, researchers, educators, data scientists, policymakers, and students, and fosters collaboration, education, leadership, and innovation in biomedical and health informatics. The association offers educational programs and resources such as the "10x10" graduate-level online course in biomedical informatics and AI, the clinical informatics board review course, and various digital, on-demand learning opportunities, which provide continuing medical education credits and support workforce development. Membership options include individual, health system, corporate partnership, and academic forum memberships, granting access to exclusive content, professional networking, leadership roles, advocacy participation, discounted conference registrations, and access to journals like JAMIA and Applied Clinical Informatics. The association supports academic and training programs through its academic forum, which includes over 90 institutions offering informatics degrees, fellowships, and certificates, and maintains an online community platform for member collaboration and career development.