Group on Faculty Practice (GFP)
The Group on Faculty Practice works to advance the clinical mission of academic medical centers through the development of policies and models that embrace the fundamental importance of the faculty practice in health care delivery, with a focus on clinical care and improving the health of their communities. It is composed of physician leaders and administrative executives from both medical school and hospital-based faculty practice plans.
Spotlight
Resources
Data and Reports
- A Patient-Centered Approach to Optimizing Ambulatory Access: Insights From Leaders in Academic Medicine
- Telehealth Competencies Across the Learning Continuum
- AAMC Faculty Salary Report
- State Physician Workforce Data Report
- Impact of COVID-19 on Physician Workforce (PDF)
- Next-Generation Funds Flow Models: Enhancing Academic Health System Alignment (Future of Academic Medicine Series)
- Clinical Practice Solutions Center
- AAMC Faculty Practice Plan Survey
Past Meeting
Recent Webinars
- Hiring, Supporting and Incentivizing Department Chiefs in Today’s Dynamic Environment
- An Update on Physician Compensation Methodologies in Academic Medical Centers
- Academic Health Center of the Future-Organizational Structure; Service Lines or Departments?
- Aligning Faculty with Non-Academic Physicians Across One System of Care
- Understanding the Impact of COVID-19 on Physician Compensation
- Webinar on Medical Directorships
- The Evolving Role of the Department Chair
- Telehealth: Regulatory/Legal/Legislative Round-Up Webinar
- CMOG/GFP Virtual Programming: The Role of APPs in the Academic Setting Webinar
Related Groups
Guide to the Group on Faculty Practice
About GFP and Membership
The Group on Faculty Practice (GFP) is composed of physician leaders and administrative executives from medical school-affiliated faculty practice plans. The GFP works to advance the clinical mission of academic medical centers.
Medical school deans or hospital/health system CEOs may appoint up to four GFP representatives: the highest-ranking physician leader involved in governance/leadership of the faculty practice plan; and one senior executive, non-physician leader from the practice plan's administrative operation. Two additional appointments (both physician and non-physician) can be made to the GFP. For more information on who should be appointed to the GFP, please review these membership guidelines.
Meet the Staff
Gayle Lee, JD
Senior Director, Policy and Regulatory
Shawn Rosen-Holtzman, MBA
Constituent Engagement Leader
Molly Devine, MPA
Constituent Engagement Specialist II
Natalie Floyd
Administrative Manager
To reach a member of the GFP program staff, please contact gfp@aamc.org.
Membership Benefits and Professional Development Opportunities
Membership is open to individuals at AAMC member institutions. Membership benefits include opportunities for networking and in-depth peer-to-peer learning. Please contact gfp@aamc.org if you have any questions.
Webinar Library
- Physicians Compensation Strategies and Approaches in a Changing Environment
- Managing the Transition From Fee-For-Service to Population Health Management
- The Impact of the Changing Health Care Environment on Physician Faculty Compensation (PDF)
- Community Conversation: The Role of Telehealth in AMC Ambulatory Care Beyond the Pandemic
- The Future of Telehealth: How Teaching Hospitals Continue to Expand Access to Care
- The Burden of Post-acute Sequelae of COVID-19 (PASC) and Implications for Health Care Leaders and Systems
GFP Virtual Community
Connect with fellow members of the Group on Faculty Practice in the AAMC Virtual Community and stay informed on group activities and learning opportunities.
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