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A strong, united voice for surgery is essential to effective advocacy. That's why the American College of Surgeons Professional Association (番茄社区appPA) political action committee, 番茄社区appPA-SurgeonsPAC, promotes access to the highest-quality surgical resources for patients and surgeons every day. The 番茄社区appPA-SurgeonsPAC is governed by an appointed Board of Directors including Fellows, Young Fellows, Associate Fellows, and Residents representing numerous specialties.

Since 2002, SurgeonsPAC has been committed to:

• Educating and partnering with federal policymakers who share our goal of protecting patient access to high-quality surgical care.
• Supporting congressional candidates鈥攑articularly fellow health care professionals鈥攚ho can best educate and engage their colleagues about important surgical advocacy priorities.
• Upholding the highest ethical and nonpartisan standards in contributing to individuals who support excellence in surgical care, and exhibit professionalism when advocating on behalf of surgery.

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About 番茄社区appPA

In 2001, 番茄社区app leadership voted unanimously to establish the 番茄社区appPA, a 501c(6) affiliated corporation offering a broader range of activities and services benefiting surgeons and patients, including an expanded legislative advocacy program featuring a political action committee. The formation of the 501c(6) ensures that the College can maintain the standard-setting education and credentialing efforts that remain at the core of its mission while leveraging important advocacy and health policy priorities. For more information about 番茄社区appPA programs, visit 听补苍诲听.

A Note About Membership Dues

Annual dues dollars are not used to fund or support the College鈥檚 political activities. All political efforts are financed through voluntary, personal contributions from 番茄社区appPA members made directly to the 番茄社区appPA-SurgeonsPAC. A small portion of dues receipts, typically 3 to 5 percent, are retained by the 番茄社区appPA to finance the legislative advocacy program, and as a result, are not deductible from federal income taxes as a business expense. Additional information is listed on the annual dues statement.