Medical Students, Residents, Fellows & Spouses/Partners



Alliance for Physicians in Training



MEDICAL STUDENTS, RESIDENTS, FELLOWS & SPOUSES/PARTNERS



Alliance for Physicians in Training



Welcome to Tarrant County



The Tarrant County Medical Society Alliance welcomes Physicians in Training and their spouses/partners to our Family of Medicine. We are so happy you are training and living here in Tarrant County whether at one of our two Medical Schools or any of the wonderful Residency and Fellowship programs. Many of us have been in your shoes, and we are here for you.


If you are a Physician in Training, we encourage you to join the Tarrant County Medical Society using the button below. If you are the spouse or partner of a Physician in Training, we want you to join us - The Tarrant County Medical Society Alliance with our QR code. There are no fees for spouses/partners of physicians in training to join the Alliance.


Physicians in Training, married or single, and physician spouses/partneters are encouraged to Volunteer with our Community Health Projects such as Hard Hats for Little Heads and Vaccines Defend What Matters community vaccination clinics, and may be invited to join us at The Medicine Ball, as space allows.


MEDICAL STUDENTS, RESIDENTS, & FELLOWS JOIN THE MEDICAL SOCIETY

Benefits of APT Membership



  • The Family of Medicine in Tarrant County is here to support you in your training journey. Meet physicians and spouses who've been through this, who will share how they manage it all.
  • Special events and meet ups for our APT spouses/partners.
  • Invitations to TCMS Alliance events, programs and special interest groups.
  • Community Service opportunities
  • Leadership development
  • Opportunities to learn about and participate in medical legislation advocacy.
  • Opportunity to attend The Medicine Ball with sponsored tickets.
  • The Alliance APT committee delivers special treats to our area Medical Students during stressful times of the school year, celebrates Match Day, welcomes new Medical Students each summer along with the Tarrant County Medical Society and helps them find their way around Tarrant County.

Alliance Physician in Training Liasion for24-25 Carrie Kochan kochanorama@gmail.com is looking forward to meeting you and learning how she and the Alliance can help you as you prepare for a lifetime of being in the Family of Medicine. Do not hesitate to reach out to Carrie or to our Membership Team Sofia Balderamos sofiamaravi@gmail.com and Tonya Shah tonyashah76@yahoo.com if you need anything.


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Volunteer for Hard Hats





Hard Hats for Little Heads is a joint effort with the TMA to help prevent traumatic brain injuries and promote healthly lives in children through providing free, properly fitted helmets and education.


A properly fitting helmet can prevent almost all head injuries – up to 85%. With growing concern over childhood obesity, the Hard Hats program promotes fun exercise, and teaches parents and children the importance of wearing a properly fitted helmet.


Medical students, Residents and Fellows are invited to join with other Alliance members at our Hard Hats for Little Heads events and assist with helmet fittings.


To be notified when we need volunteers for Hard Hats events, contact Angela Donahue abdonahue54@gmail.com.



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