About AJMA
The purpose of AJMA is to build a community that is a rich network locally, nationally, and globally among Jewish healthcare workers, so that they can grow into proud professionals, backed with resources when navigating antisemitism, develop strong relationships with mentors, and build the next generation of Jewish leaders in this space.
AJMA mentors and empowers its members while working to address problems and antisemitism affecting the Jewish world in the medical field.
AJMA is the only nationwide organization that serves as a network for all Jewish healthcare professionals, across any medical background and denomination.
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Our Work
AJMA’s ambition is to build an institution that serves Jewish healthcare professionals at every stage of their careers and across every discipline, gives Jewish patients somewhere to turn when they encounter bias, and becomes the authoritative national voice of this community in medicine.
1. Antisemitism in Healthcare
Building the professional infrastructure needed to address antisemitism in healthcare - through institutional standards, constructive engagement, and accountability through partnership.
This includes the development of safe reporting pathways and the systems required to address challenges at a professional and institutional level.
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2. Medical Education
Advancing medical education through the development of professional standards, structured frameworks, and training environments that support constructive dialogue and institutional clarity.
This work focuses on strengthening how healthcare professionals are trained, supported, and integrated within complex institutional settings.
3. Research & Thought Leadership
Advancing research and thought leadership that informs institutional decision-making and strengthens the broader healthcare system.
This includes building partnerships, generating credible data, and contributing to a more structured, evidence-based understanding of complex challenges within healthcare.
4. Professional Community
Building a real, functioning professional community - with the scale, structure, and credibility required to operate collectively across healthcare.
Through a national network of chapters, AJMA creates belonging, mentorship, and a shared professional identity across disciplines, institutions, and career stages.
Members
2,500+
Chapters
45
Presence
Nationwide