Society of PAs in Family Medicine
SPAFM is organized for the purpose of ensuring the professional growth and excellence, and recognition of PAs in family medicine and to support their efforts to enable them to improve the quality, accessibility, and cost-effectiveness of patient-centered health care.
Specialty organizations support AAPA’s knowledge base regarding medical specialty practice issues. These 26 organizations strengthen the PA profession through their liaisons with their medical and professional counterparts. These relationships allow specialty organizations to partner with AAPA to address challenges such as reimbursement, clinical practice and regulation. Also, AAPA has created individual issue briefs for several medical specialties.
Specialty organizations offer their members focused CME, professional growth and networking opportunities, advocacy to support the profession and a chance to give back to the profession through volunteering.
Recent News & Announcements
Just to give my fellow Family Medicine PAs a heads up, the new eBook, 8.1 Ed. is now available for Preorder on Amazon with a special Discount...
Posted by Jeffrey Katz
Welcome to the new Society of PAs in Family Medicine website! The goal of this site is to better connect us as a group, as well as with members of...
Upcoming Events
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On-Demand CE Activities
FREE CME/AAPA: Discover best practices and cutting-edge research that can help optimize outcomes for children and adolescents living with atopic dermatitis.
Clinical topics: Skin Disease, Skin Conditions, Treatment, Dermatologic Disease
Offers 0.75 CME credits
Available until December 19, 2025
Learn anytime, anywhere with our 15-minute interactive microlearning activity—quick, engaging, and designed to fit your busy schedule!
Clinical topics: Major Depression
Offers 0.25 CME credits
Available until June 3, 2026
FREE CME/AAPA: This activity will explore approaches for addressing positive, negative, and cognitive symptoms of schizophrenia, underscoring new and emerging strategies for success.
Clinical topics: Schizophrenia, Mental Health
Offers 1.0 CME credit (1.0 pharmacology)
Available until June 29, 2026