Academic Forum
Amia.org/AFcommunity

Lead your program to excellence
The Forum is an institutional membership within AMIA. Academic
programs dedicated to biomedical and health informatics conveneand collaborate to share best practices, innovative methods, andact jointly on issues important to them. Forum members electleadership from among themselves.
Contact Kara Mathews atkmathews@amia.org or 301-657-1291

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Membership Benefits
Full Program Membership $3,000

Single Program Membership $1,250

Your program appoints up to 4
representatives to represent yourprogram in the forum (must becurrent AMIA Members)Your program appoints 1 representative
to represent your program in the forum(must be current AMIA members)

1 Voting Member appointed by yourprogram

1 Voting Member appointed by yourprogram

Representatives may apply to join
multiple Special Interest Communities

Your representative may apply to join
1 Special Interest Community

20% discount for 4 representatives
applied to an AMIA meeting of theirchoice (or equivalent applied to 1 ormore representatives)

20% discount for 1 representative
applied to an AMIA meeting of theirchoice

CIPD Community Members gain
access to the CIF Match process

CIPD Community Member gains accessto the CIF Match process

Exhibit space discount at AMIA
Conferences

Exhibit space discount at AMIA
Conferences

Unlimited programs listed on theInformatics
AcademicPrograms
webpage

One program listed on the Informatics
Academic Programs webpage

4 free registration to the Academic
Forum’s Annual Meeting, LIEAF(Linking Informatics Education Forum

1 free registration to the Academic
Forum’s Annual Meeting, LIEAF (Linking
Informatics Education Forum)

Leadership opportunities within theAcademic Forum

Leadership opportunities within theAcademic Forum“The Academic Forum is a gateway to the special interest
communities,” Josette Jones, RN, PhD, Past Chair, AcademicForumAcademic Forum MembershipBenefits
Academic Forum Membership Dues

Full Program

Single Program

Membership

Membership

$3000

$1250

Academic Forum Member Value(Based on # of representatives for member option)

1 – 4 Designated Representatives
gain full access to five peer-to-peer

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1

1$800

$200

Clinical Informatics Match

$370

$370

Exhibit space discount at AMIA
conferences$1,825*$1,825*LIEAF Conference for each rep$2,400$600$28,800**$14,400**

knowledge communities
Voting Member20% AMIA Meeting Discount foreach representative

1 to Unlimited program/s listing on
the AMIA’s website: Informatics
Academic Program page for 365 days(Jan – Dec)

Total Member Value(based on two programs)$34,020$17,220*Subject to current rates. Rate shown here is for AMIA 2024 Annual Symposium.
**AMIA Website Advertising rates

Academic Forum Communities
Clinical Informatics Program Directors (CIPD) is the home for the Clinical
Informatics Fellows Match. The community provides leadership for theACGME Clinical Informatics Programs or future programs. Throughout theyear, CIPD Members provide ongoing CI Fellows training bringing infellows from across the U.S. .
Academic Leaders in Nursing Informatics (ALNI). ALNI strives to create anenvironment that encourages the development of fellowships in Clinical
Informatics and supports the continued evolution of these programs.
“ALNI provides community with those who do the same
sorts of things as I do each day.” LaVerne Manos, DNP,
RN-BC, FAMIA
Biomedical and Health Informatics Academic Leaders (BMI-Leaders)
facilitates professional networking and provides a forum for those
responsible for the leadership and management of academic units.
Members share their expertise, support benchmarking data, position
statements, best practices and other shared standards within a private,secure community.
Professional Master’s Educators (PMEC) shares expertise with educatorsand leaders. PMEC supports the creation of bench marking data, position
statements, best practices and other shared standards to improve thestructure and function of their academic programs.
Baccalaureate Health Informatics Educators (BEC) convene to shareknowledge and expertise among members who are charged with thecoordination and teaching of baccalaureate programs. BEC members work
towards creating standards to improve baccalaureate health informatics
courses.

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