Turn your passion into action
Connect with nearly 52,000 AMA student members as you get hands-on experience advocating for change at the state and federal levels through trainings, meetings and events in Washington, D.C.—and online!
Member-exclusive resources to help you succeed in med school
Medical Student Advocacy Conference
Registration now open! Participate in this conference in Washington, D.C., and get advocacy training, access to legislators and opportunities to network with peers.
Advocacy training on demand
Learn how to become an effective public health advocate. Access on-demand training sessions at your convenience.
Medical Student Section (MSS)
Join the MSS, the medical students' voice within the AMA to discuss issues, advocate for the future of medicine and influence policy of importance to medical students.
Succeeding in medical school: The ultimate guide
From strengthening your leadership skills to doing cutting-edge research while you prep for residency, the AMA has the resources you need, from M1 to Match.
MSS Quarterly Advocacy Challenges
Use your voice to advocate on issues prioritized by the MSS. A theme will be highlighted each quarter with options for students to engage in advocacy. Work with peers, local campus sections and your communities in advocacy efforts.
This quarter, learn how you can take action to improve mental health for your community.
Supporting you today. Protecting your future.
While you’re in medical school, the AMA is fighting to protect your investment in years of medical education and training. We represent the profession with a unified voice to:
- Reduce administrative burden and excessive prior authorization
- Reform Medicare payment and ensure proper reimbursement
- Support physician well-being and fight burnout
- Prevent scope of practice expansions and ensure physicians remain leader of the health care team
Explore the benefits of AMA membership
In addition to our medical student resources, the AMA offers members a wide range of great benefits, discounts and opportunities.