85.929 Increasing Education about Long Covid The Medical Society of the State of New York seek to collaborate with the New York State Department of Health and other interested parties to increase the education of physicians and the general public about Long Covid, its diagnosis and sequelae, and treatment options as they emerge. (HOD 2025-151)
85.930 Support Admission of Applicants from Rural Areas in NY Medical School The Medical Society of the State of New York supports federal student loan programs that offer income-based payments, interest benefits, and loan forgiveness. the Medical Society of the State of New York bring a resolution to the AMA House of Delegates to urge
85.931 Addressing Additional State Mandated Educational Requirements for Physicians The Medical Society of the State of New York advocates for meaningful physician input before enacting new mandatory educational modules, and for the involvement of educational specialists to design high-yield, concise, and effective educational content. The Medical Society of the State of New York advocates for
85.932 Protecting the Integrity of the U.S. Healthcare System from Misinformation and Policy The Medical Society of the State of New York will work to educate both medical professionals and the public on the importance of scientific literacy and medical accuracy, the risks associated with healthcare misinformation, and the importance of continued advancement of evidence-based
85.933 Enhancing the Pathway for Black Male Medical Students Support the development and funding of comprehensive mentorship programs connecting Black male pre-medical students with physician mentors, guiding academic preparation, MCAT preparation, the medical school application process, and career development. Promote the expansion of loan repayment programs specifically designed to incentivize physicians to practice in underserved
85.934 Ensuring Physician-Led Training for Medical Students and Residents MSSNY advocate for ensuring and preserving physician-led model of education of medical students and resident physicians in all educational settings, and petition relevant organizations (such as the LCME, COCA, and ACGME) to discourage medical schools and physician residency programs from having non-physicians, such as Nurse Practitioners
85.935 Need for H-1B Separate Pathway The Medical Society of the State of New York work with the American Medical Association to advocate for an expedited H-1B visa application and renewal process for International Medical Graduate physicians. (HOD 2025-62)
85.936 Risk Reduction for Traumatic Urethral Catheterization Through Education and Proper Technique MSSNY will advocate for proper training for any medical provider that performs urethral catheterization. (HOD 2024 – 268)
85.937 Expanding Limited Permits to Practice The Medical Society of the State of New York supports legislation to create a time-limited pilot program whereby independent physician practices in underserved regions of the State could serve as an approved location for a physician with a limited permit to practice. (HOD 2024 – 71)
85.938 International Medical Graduates as a Solution to Physician Shortages The Medical Society of the State of New York will advocate for expanded pathways to licensure for International Medical Graduates in New York State as a preferred way to expand access to care for patients instead of expansion of scope of practice by various non-physicians.
