Join us in Indian Wells, California for the 81st Annual Meeting where you will experience unmatched collegiality and top-notch educational sessions planned by the ATA Program Committee, chaired by Drs. Anthony Hollenberg and Martha Zeiger.
81st Annual Meeting Abstracts Online Now
The ATA announces that the annual meeting abstracts have been published online.
ATA Annual Meeting Program
Hotel Accommodations -- ATA's room block at the Renaissance Esmeralda is nearly full. Overflow rooms are available at the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort located next door to the Esmeralda.
ATA GUIDELINES SURVEY - THYROID NODULES AND DTC
A request from the Chair of the ATA Thyroid Nodules and DTC Guidelines Task Force Bryan Haugen, MD
Dear colleagues- We are initiating a revised version of the guidelines for patients with thyroid nodules and differentiated thyroid cancer. We hope to have this new version published by early 2013. In order to make these guidelines as useful as possible, we are soliciting your input.
2011 ANNUAL FUND
2010 - 2011 Annual Fund Donors
155 ATA members, faculty and staff have donated a total of $38,101 to the 2011 Annual Fund since October 1, 2010. These funds are dedicated to support of the:
- ATA Research Grant program
- ATA Fellows Program: encouraging attendance at our annual meeting, providing travel grants, and a specialized educational track tailored to trainees
- ATA Online Patient Education Resources
SECRETARY'S REPORT
This is my final report as the ATA Secretary and Chief Operating Officer. It has been a tremendous honor to serve our Society, its membership, and the public in this capacity over the past 4 years. I thank you for this opportunity.
I would also like to thank a few of those people who inspired and nurtured my early interest in endocrinology and thyroidology: Thomas Murphy, Brahm Shapiro, and Ron Koenig. I also thank my friend and colleague, Matt Ringel, for his valued humor, advice, and enduring support. more ...
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