ABOUT US
GAMPA originated in 2022 during the initiation of the COVID pandemic. Healthcare was facing unprecedented times and team work became essential. It brought realization into healthcare disparities and how particular groups can be disproportionately affected. During a meeting with Physician Assistants from various specialities, it was brought to our attention of the lack of representation in the community in which they serve. Thus the lack of access to quality of care. As of 2019, Minority healthcare Doctors make up 5% and African American surgeons are estimated to be 3%. African American Physician Associates make up 3.6% while Latinos make up 6.6%.
MORE REASONS TO JOIN GAMPA
Job Opportunities
GAMPA is the perfect place to find your next job! With so many opportunities available, you're sure to find the perfect position for you. We have a wide variety of jobs available, so be sure to check us out today!
Action Alerts
GAMPA is the perfect way to stay informed and take action on the issues that matter to you. With timely alerts and easy-to-use tools, GAMPA makes it easy to get involved in your community.
Source of Information
GAMPA is here to help you live a healthier life! We are a source of information that provides you with the latest health news and advice. Stay informed and make healthy choices with GAMPA by your side!
News
Looking for a way to keep up with the latest news? Look no further than GAMPA! We bring you all the latest news, without any of the bias. Plus, our platform is totally free and open to everyone!
Empowering Physician Assistants to Make a Difference
If you are a healthcare professional looking to network with other providers or collaborate with a physician or learn about the various fields of medicine, become a member of GAMPA where we respect the culture and represent our community thru the providers that serve it.
The Georgia Association of Minority Physician Associates is a non profit (501c3) organization that will teach about how to engage in diversity conversations with clients of color, and to appreciate and understand the various cultures that make up a community.