Work life at the AMA: Employee spotlight

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Get to know the interesting and diverse individuals whose dedication, commitment, hard work and energy keep the AMA running. Read about their experiences, get a sense of our culture and get a glimpse of your potential future colleagues, the diverse individuals that make up our AMA.

July 2026 feature

Anthony Tamalonis—Senior Manager, Product Operations, Digital Publishing, MMX

Anthony Tamalonis

Q: How would you describe your role at the AMA? What is a “Day in the Life”?

A: A typical day might involve working with designers, developers, product managers, and business stakeholders to solve problems, improve workflows, and deliver better digital experiences. Other days I’m building automations, exploring new platforms, or experimenting with AI tools. No two days are exactly alike, which is one of the things I enjoy most. I get to help teams turn ideas into reality while making it easier for people to work together effectively.

Q: What is your favorite part of working at the AMA?

A: The mission. It's rewarding to know that the work we do ultimately supports physicians and helps improve health outcomes. Even when I'm focused on technology or operations, there's a clear connection between the work and the people it serves.

Q: What is one thing people don’t know about you that they would be surprised to find out?

A: In 2017, I spent a month in India. The trip started as a work assignment that I extended into a solo vacation exploring the country. The whole experience was amazing, but Jaisalmer was my favorite city.

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