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Mission

The AJMA’s mission is to be a safe, enriching community with a unified voice for all Jewish healthcare workers.

About

The American Jewish Medical Association is a non-political 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization comprised of Jewish physicians, fellows, residents, medical students, public health and healthcare professionals.

Get Involved

Membership

Any Jewish healthcare professional can join! AJMA supports its members through community and advocacy. 

Community

A safe and enriching community for Jewish healthcare professionals and trainees.

Events

AJMA hosts in person and virtual events, including educational opportunities, networking, social, emotional and legal support.

Donate

Support the AJMA to achieve a world where medicine is practiced with excellence and compassion, respecting the dignity of all people.

Report a Case

Reporting info

News

Read AJMA news for  current events, articles and the latest updates from the American Jewish medical community.

Support AJMA

Your gift enables AJMA's vital work, ensuring that Jewish physicians can uphold their personal and professional commitment to healing and Tikkun Olam, repairing the world. Your generous donation will help us reach our goals while also fighting rising antisemitism in the US.

Become a Member

Becoming a member of AJMA is more than just joining an association; it's about being part of a safe, enriching community with a unified voice for all Jewish healthcare workers. As a member, you'll join us in working toward a world where medicine is practiced with excellence and compassion, respecting the dignity of all people.  Whether you're a medical student, healthcare professional, or simply interested in the intersection of Jewish culture and healthcare, we welcome you to join us in our mission.

Jewish American History Month

Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month this may with AJMA. Share our history of Jewish people in medicine.

Finding Your Voice with Courage

AJMA fundraising event in Manhattan with Cocktails and Engaging Conversation following a key note by Sheila Nazarian!

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