North Carolina Community Action Association

The Wake County Medical Society (WCMS) is dedicated to enhancing the health of North Carolinians by advocating for physicians and their healthcare teams. Through various initiatives and programs, WCMS aims to improve access to quality healthcare and support the professional growth of its members in a changing healthcare landscape. In addition to legislative advocacy, WCMS offers continuing medical education and leadership development opportunities, ensuring that healthcare professionals remain informed and equipped to meet the challenges of their field. The organization is committed to clinician wellbeing and actively engages in community health initiatives to foster positive health outcomes across the state. Generated from the website

The American Board of Anesthesiology, based in Raleigh, NC, has been advancing the highest standards of the practice of anesthesiology since 1938. Their certification process, which includes a series of exams and subspecialty certification programs, ensures that their board-certified anesthesiologists possess the knowledge and skills to deliver the highest quality care. With a mission to lead the way in excellence in anesthesiology, the American Board of Anesthesiology remains at the forefront of quality clinical outcomes and patient safety. Through their continuing certification program, diplomates are encouraged to engage in continuing education, take on leadership roles, and stay updated with cutting-edge questions, ensuring that anesthesia is safest when a board-certified anesthesiologist is involved.Generated from the website

They maintain a close affiliation with child advocacy groups such as the NC Child Advocacy Institute, the Covenant with North Carolina's Children, Commission on Children with Special Health Needs, March of Dimes, NC Day Care Commission, NC Council on the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and many others. The State Government Affairs Committee is active in monitoring legislation at the state and federal levels. Pediatricians are also busy working in partnership with the private sector to find solutions to health care problems. NCPS has worked on safety issues such as seat belt regulations, playground safety and pick-up truck safety as well as laws pertaining to child abuse and neglect and the sexual exploitation of children in advertising. NCPS members were instrumental in the passage of North Carolina Health Choice, the State Child Health Insurance Plan ( SCHIP ) for children in families with income up to 200% of the federal poverty guidelines ( up to $36, 200 for a family of 4 in 2002 ).