Assembly Working Groups
Assemblies can choose to form working groups under the purview and approval of the current Assembly Chair. Working groups should include a minimum of five assembly members, but be no larger than twelve. Working groups have a maximum two-year term. Working Groups must complete their goals within the two-year term and cannot be renewed after goals are completed.
Working Groups may be utilized to meet the following goals:
- Facilitate effective collaboration between Assembly Executive Committees and Assembly Members in a particular
area within the Assembly;
- To gain knowledge in a specific topic area under an Assembly;
- Identify learning gaps in specific disease categories; and
- Assess assembly membership needs.
Working Groups should not be created if the main objectives of the group are to:
- Develop an official ATS statement
- Program sessions at the conference
- Plan networking events
These are the functions of both the Planning and Program Committees of the Assemblies and those committees must be utilized.
Current Assembly Working Groups
Environmental, Occupational and Population Health |
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EOPH Early Career Professionals Working Group
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| Dr. Christina Eckhardt, MD, MS |
| Dr. Ranu Surolia, PhD |
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Nursing |
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NUR Early Career Professionals Working Group
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| Dr. Kelly M Potter, PhD, RN, CNE |
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Pediatrics |
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PEDS Early Career Professionals Working Group
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| Dr. Kristie R. Ross, MD, MS |
| Dr. Seyni Gueye-Ndiaye, MD |
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Pulmonary Circulation |
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PC Early Career Working Group
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| Dr. Justin K Lui, BSc, MD, MS |
| Dr. Maryam Sharifi-Sanjani |
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation |
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PR Early Career Professionals Working Group
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| Dr. Bryan A Ross, MD, FRCPC, MSCE, MSc, BSc(Hons) |
| Dr. Ruth E. Barker, PhD, MRes |
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