Support Global Participation at the 2025 IAMRA Conference
In line with IAMRA’s mission to advance effective medical regulation and promote collaboration worldwide, we invite our members and partners to contribute to the IAMRA Support Fund. Your organization’s support can help a colleague from a low or lower-middle income country attend the 2025 IAMRA Conference, taking place September 3–6 in Dublin, Ireland.
This year’s theme, “People-Focused Regulation for a Safer Global Community,” will feature dynamic sessions on global workforce development, innovation in medical education, future regulation models, and more.
New this year: We are also seeking contributions to the Support Fund from individual registrants who wish to support this important initiative. If you would like to contribute, please submit your donation by May 29, 2025.
Your generosity ensures broader representation and knowledge sharing across our global community.
To contribute, please contact the IAMRA Secretariat at secretariat@iamra.com.
Thank you for your continued support.
IAMRA exists to support the world’s medical regulatory authorities in this endeavor. Through scientific, educational, and collaborative activities, IAMRA strives to encourage best practices among the world’s MRAs and to respond to both their current and future needs.
Learn More
Our next webinar is scheduled for June!
Stay tuned for more details—we’ll be sharing the topic, date, and registration info soon.
Missed the April Webinar? You can now watch here in the Members-Only section!
Welcome New Members!
IAMRA is pleased to announce its newest members: Sri Lanka Medical Council - Member (Sri Lanka), Saudi Commission for Health Specialties - Member (Saudi Arabia), Georgia Composite Medical Board - Member (United States).
IAMRA currently has 120 members from 44 countries. To see a full list of IAMRA members, please click here.
IAMRA Physician Information Exchange (PIE)
The PIE is a platform that facilitates enhanced information sharing across international borders for IAMRA members (who are medical regulatory authorities) about the doctors that they register, in the interests of public protection. This may include information about doctors who have had action taken against them and who may attempt to practice in another jurisdiction. It may also include those who make fraudulent applications for registration.
PIE is an exclusive service for IAMRA members and a key focus area of the IAMRA Strategic Plan 2024-2026. The PIE platform and other useful information including a Quick Start Guide and Guidelines are available on the members-only section of this website.
Please see PIE FAQs.
Please contact Sarah Heermans, IAMRA Director of Operations, at sheermans@iamra.com for more information and to register for the PIE.
 IAMRA welcomes applications from MRAs and other organizations involved in medical regulation, from medical schools, and from organizations involved in regulating other health professions around the world. As a membership organization, IAMRA values the communication, participation, and interaction that are key to the success of this international collaboration. We invite you to learn more about the benefits of membership and our membership levels. |
IAMRA eNews
IAMRA eNews is a quarterly newsletter to facilitate the sharing of information by and for those with an interest in medical regulation. To read the latest edition of IAMRA eNews click here. If you would like to submit an article or a news item for a future edition of IAMRA eNews, please Contact Us.
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