Work life at the AMA: Employee spotlight

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.

Traci Daniels—Manager of Communications Planning, Enterprise Communications

Q: What’s the most exciting project you’ve worked on at the AMA?

A: The work that the AMA as a whole and the EC media relations team has done to pushback against the rollback of reproductive health after the Dobbs decision has been remarkably important. Just being able to work beside these individuals and see the national support media response to the AMA has been amazing.

Q: How do you attend to your own wellness?

A: I can do better in this area, but one thing I do is to take at least one day a week where I do not leave the house. I feel like this helps me to decompress and truly center myself.

Q: How do you stay involved in your community?

A: Our Enterprise Social Responsibility (ESR) team helps me with this! I love our involvement with My Block, My Hood, My City. I also recently volunteered with Chicago Scholars for the interview segment of their program, another great organization in Chicago. 

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