AMP committees are made up of elected and appointed members who volunteer their time and expertise to advance AMP's mission and the molecular pathology profession. Annually, over 200 member volunteers participate in committees promoting organizational excellence and initiatives in education, clinical practice and advocacy.
The Awards Committee annually solicits nominations and selects the awardees for the Award for Excellence, Jeffrey A. Kant Leadership Award and the Meritorious Service Award. Learn more.
The Clinical Practice Committee exists to address the challenges of clinical laboratories and, therefore, improve the service we provide. Separate working groups plan, organize and coordinate efforts such as sample exchanges, reporting surveys, validation and quality-control measures. Learn more.
The Economic Affairs Committee addresses, advises and educates the AMP Board of Directors, membership, payers, legislators and the public on economic issues of importance to the field of molecular pathology. It advocates for sound economic policies that promote the provision of high-quality molecular pathology services. Learn more.
The Finance Committee oversees AMP’s financial affairs, including reviewing quarterly revenue and expense reports and recommending to the Board for approval an annual operating budget and the investment policy for the association's assets. Learn more.
The International Affairs Committee endeavors to advance molecular pathology around the globe through educational and professional activities. Learn more.
The International Organizing Committee is responsible for overall planning and organization of the AMP's international meetings. Learn more.
The Membership Affairs Committee provides recommendations to the Board and assistance to other committees regarding matters of membership and professional development. It plays an important role in helping AMP respond to the needs of its members and in facilitating the development of leaders in the field of molecular pathology. Learn more.
The Nominating Committee is primarily responsible for recruiting qualified AMP members to run for elected offices. Learn more.
The Professional Relations Committee is the primary liaison between AMP and other organizations. It interacts with a wide variety of entities, including other professional associations, Congress and U.S. federal agencies. Learn more.
The Program Committee is responsible for overall planning and organization of the AMP Annual Meeting & Expo, including sessions and abstracts/posters. Learn more.
The Publications Committee has certain responsibilities for AMP’s official journal, The Journal of Molecular Diagnostics. Learn more.
The Strategic Opportunities Committee assesses the opportunities and challenges in the molecular pathology profession and other environments external to the organization that affect AMP interests. Learn more.
The Training & Education Committee oversees important issues such as certification in molecular pathology, mentoring of trainees, and education in molecular pathology. Learn more.
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