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State and Chapter Listings Review this list for state presidents, local chapters, and state and local websites* (if available). If you are not certain where a chapter is located, call or e-mail the AAMA Membership Department at 800/228-2262 or membership@aama-ntl.org. Note: State and chapter presidents, to request a link, e-mail your website address to communications@aama-ntl.org.
Alabama
State President:
Jennifer Wood, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Central Alabama North Central Alabama Northeast Alabama North Alabama Southeast Alabama Alaska
State President:
Molly A. Kretchik, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Anchorage Interior Mat-Su Website: http://www.alaskamedicalassistants.org Arizona
State President:
Darcy D. Atwood, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Arkansas
State President:
Sherry Ann Holt, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Website: http://arsma.org California
State President:
Joyce Y. Nakano, CMA-A (AAMA), BA Chapters: Centinela Valley Glendale Pacific Coast Website: http://www.csma-medassist.org Colorado
State President:
Christine E. Hollander, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Metro Denver Northern Colorado Connecticut
State President:
Holly B. Martin, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Hartford-Tolland Litchfield County New Haven New London County Windham County Website: http://www.ctsma.org Delaware
Delaware currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
District of Columbia
District of Columbia currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. District of Columbia residents are offered membership in the Maryland State Society and the Montgomery County local chapter or the Virginia State Society and the Fairfax local chapter to provide them with all three levels of membership participation.
Florida
State President:
Saundra J. Richardson-Brown, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Brevard County Central Florida Central Gulf Coast Everglades Southeast Southwest Counties Treasure Coast Website: http://www.fsmaonline.org Georgia
State President:
Toni G. Thurman, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Central Savannah River Area Cobb Dougherty Gwinnett County Hall County Lowndes Muscogee Rome Thomas County Hawaii
Hawaii currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
Idaho
State President:
D. Lynn Metcalf, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Gate City Idaho Falls Magic Valley Illinois
State President:
Rebecca J. Cruse, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Aux Plaines Chicago Illinois Valley Kishwaukee Valley Lincolnland McLean County Mississippi Valley Northwest Cook County Peoria County Rockford Southern Illinois Regional Medical Assistants (SIRMA) Southwest Suburban Cook County Website: http://www.ilsocmedasst.org Indiana
State President:
Pamela L. Neu, CMA (AAMA), MBA Chapters: East Central District Fifth District First District St. Joseph District Southeast District Twelfth District Website: http://www.insocmedasst.org Iowa
State President:
Deborah A. Odgaard, CMA-C (AAMA) Chapters: Area V Ames Area Des Moines Linn Mid Iowa North Iowa Northwest Iowa Shoquoquon Website: http://www.iowasma.org Kansas
State President:
Martha L. Zumbrunn, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Kentucky
State President:
Kristi L. Bertrand, CMA (AAMA), MPH, CPC, PBT (ASCP) Chapters: Central Kentucky Jefferson County Madison County Purchase Area South Central Kentucky Louisiana
Louisiana currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
Maine
State President:
Susan E. Brownell, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Kennebec Penobscot Maryland
State President:
Maggie Burkhead, CMA (AAMA), RMA, CPC, AHI Chapters: Baltimore County Chesapeake Bay Website: http://www.aama-md.org Massachusetts
State President:
Dawn Geraldine Jordan, CMA (AAMA), AS Chapters: Greater Boston Greater Fall River Hampden District Merrimack Valley Southeastern Worcester District Website: http://www.medicalassistant.org Michigan
State President:
Elizabeth A. Moore, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Allegan Au Sable Area Downriver Eastern Great Lakes Genesee Greater Thumb Area Jackson County Kalamazoo Lenawee Macomb Northeastern Bay Northwest Michigan Oakland County Ottawa County Saginaw County Shiawassee Southwest Straits Area Washtenaw County Wayne County Western Wayne County Website: http://www.msmaonline.org/ Minnesota
State President:
Cynthia M. Blauert, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Great Lakes Hennepin/Ramsey Southeastern South Suburban West Central Website: http://www.mnsma.org Mississippi
State President:
Shannon Elizabeth Mobley, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Central Mainstream Northeast Missouri
State President:
Vicki C. Sokolnik, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Jasper County Springfield Montana
State President:
Mary J. Sherod CMA, (AAMA) Chapters: Dillon County Flathead County Gallatin Garden City Great Falls Yellowstone County Nebraska
State President:
Carol L. Hipke-Muske, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Grand Island Great Plains Hastings Area Lincoln Norfolk Omaha Website: http://nsmaonline.org Nevada
State President:
Carol L. Cohen CMA, (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. New Hampshire
State President:
Linda J. Prince, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Website: http://www.nhsma.com New Jersey
State President:
Terry Silvia, CMA (AAMA), MS Chapters: Bergen County Burlington County Camden-Gloucester Essex Hudson County Monmouth County Morris County Ocean County Somerset Sussex County Union County Warren County Website: http://www.njma.org New Mexico
State President:
Brenda L. Callaway CMA, (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Website: http://www.nmsma.netfirms.com New York
State President:
Todd Michael Lasher, CMA (AAMA), CD Chapters: Bronx County Broome County Capital District Erie County Monroe County Nassau County Onondaga County Schenectady County Suffolk County Tri-County Ulster County Website: http://www.nysmedassist.org North Carolina
State President:
Lisa P. Dedrick, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Albemarle Area Ashe Buncombe County Burke County Cabarrus County Catawba Central Carolina Charlotte Forsyth-Stokes-Davie Gaston County Greensboro Haywood County High Point Iredell County Lee-Moore County Lenoir County Mayland Nash County Pitt County Surry County Union County Wilkes County Wilmington North Dakota
State President:
Elizabeth A. Brekke, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Northern Valley Red River Valley-Fargo South Central Organization Ohio
State President:
Rebecca L. Gibson-Lee, CMA (AAMA), MSTE (ASPT) Chapters: Ashtabula Auglaize County Cuyahoga County Fairfield County Franklin County Heartland Montgomery County Muskingum County Ohio Valley Southwest Ohio Stark County Summit County Toledo and Lucas County Tri-County Website: http://www.ossma.org Oklahoma
State President:
Billie J. Acree, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Oregon
State President:
Joyce E. Garibay, CMA (AAMA), BA Chapters: Central Oregon Klamath Falls County Lane County Linn-Benton County Marion-Polk County River Cities Website: http://www.onlineosma.org Pennsylvania
State President:
Kyran E. Harper, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Allegheny County Beaver County Blair County Butler County Cambria County Erie County Lancaster County Lehigh County Philadelphia Tri-County York County Website: http://www.pasociety-cma.org Rhode Island
Rhode Island currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
South Carolina
State President:
Crissy B. Taylor, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Anderson County Charleston County Columbia Greenville Greenwood County Pickens County Spartanburg Tri City Trident Website: http://www.scsma.com South Dakota
State President:
Amy I. Zobel, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Northern Plains Sioux Empire Website: http://www.sdsma.net Tennessee
State President:
Carol J. Brown, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Chattanooga-Hamilton Clarksville Columbia Maury County Knoxville-Knox Memphis-Shelby County Nashville-Davidson County Northeast Tennessee Upper Cumberland West Tennessee Consolidated Website: http://www.tnsma.org Texas
State President:
Susan B. Bobbitt, CMA-C (AAMA) Chapters: Bay Area Bexar County Dallas County Gillespie County Gregg County Northeast Harris County Rio Grande Southwest Harris County Taylor Jones Tip of Texas Victoria Website: http://www.tsma-tx.org Utah
State President:
Mary M. Comrie, CMA (AAMA) While there are no local chapters, the state society is active. Vermont
Vermont currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
Virginia
State President:
Virginia E. Thomas, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Augusta County Central Virginia Old Dominion Peninsula Southwest Virginia Beach Website: http://www.virginiasocietyofmedicalassistants.org Washington
State President:
Patricia L. Hightower, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Greater Spokane King County Kitsap County NCW Pierce County Sea-Tac Snohomish County Whatcom County Yakima County Website: http://www.wssma.org West Virginia
West Virginia currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
Wisconsin
State President:
Connie S. Hantula, CMA (AAMA) Chapters: Central Wisconsin Dane Dodge Chapter Fond Du Lac Greater Milwaukee Greater Point Green LaCrosse Area Lakeshore Northwoods Racine Southwest Wisconsin Valley Waukesha County West Central Website: http://www.wsma.net Wyoming
Wyoming currently does not have an organized state society or local chapters affiliated with the American Association of Medical Assistants. AAMA members in this state are considered members at large and belong to the national level of the association. For information on how to start a state society, contact the AAMA Membership Department at the Executive Office.
*State and chapter sites are not maintained by the AAMA and the information, statements, and opinions expressed therein are those of the state societies and local chapters and do not necessarily reflect those of the AAMA. The AAMA also does not endorse, warrant, or guarantee the products or services described or offered at these other sites. |
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