Philippine American Medical Association of Georgia

The Philippine American Medical Association of Georgia (PAMAG) is a professional healthcare organization serving the Jonesboro, GA community and beyond, dedicated to advancing medical excellence through comprehensive continuing medical education programs. Based in Georgia since its founding in 1976, PAMAG provides cutting-edge CME opportunities for doctors and allied health professionals in both the United States and the Philippines, ensuring members stay current with emerging medical trends and innovations. The organization conducts biennial medical-surgical missions to underserved areas in the Philippines, combining clinical expertise with humanitarian service. PAMAG's professional offerings include fellowship programs that foster collaboration among healthcare professionals, scientific conferences featuring the latest research and best practices, and specialized dental and surgical missions. The organization maintains active involvement in disaster relief efforts, providing emergency medical assistance and healthcare support during typhoons and other crises. Members benefit from networking opportunities at cultural exchange events and annual fellowship celebrations that strengthen professional bonds while supporting charitable initiatives. Through its scholarship committee and community health programs, PAMAG integrates professional development with social responsibility. The organization partners with medical institutions and foundations to maximize its impact, including collaborations with the Juanito King Foundation and local medical societies. PAMAG's commitment to excellence extends to supporting the Books to the Barrios project and the Santa Barbara Medical Mission, demonstrating how professional healthcare organizations can leverage their expertise for meaningful community transformation. With over 100 completed projects and a roster of dedicated physician leaders, PAMAG represents a model of professional service that bridges healthcare delivery across continents while maintaining high standards of medical practice and education.