December 2022 GLMS Update
December 2022 GLMS Update
December 30, 2022
Now is the time to pay your 2023 GLMS Membership Dues!
To ensure no disruption in your membership status or benefits, pay your dues online: www.glms.org (click on My Membership, then Pay My Dues).
If you have questions or did not receive a dues bill, email Onvia McDaniel at membership@glms.org or call 502-736-6302.
The 2023 GLMS Foundation Doctor’s Cup golf scramble will be held on Monday, Sept. 18 at Hurstbourne Country Club! Those who sponsor a team will choose players to represent their company and enjoy a day of golf and networking. For more information on how to be a sponsor of this event or to register to play, visit glms.org/foundation/2023doctorscup today!
The 2023 Richard Spear, MD, Memorial Essay Contest is here!
“The Best Part of My Day” – For more information on this year’s topic, check out the January issue of Louisville Medicine
CONTEST GUIDELINES: To enter, you must be a GLMS physician member (practicing or retired), GLMS in-training member (resident or fellow) or a University of Louisville medical student.
THEMED ESSAY CONTEST: All entries must be original, unpublished writing intended solely for publishing in Louisville Medicine. Essays must be pertinent to the above theme.
LENGTH: 800 to 2,000 words
DEADLINE: Wednesday, March 1, 2023
PRIZE: $1,125 for practicing and retired; $1,125 for physicians-in-training
FORMAT: Do not put your name on your essay! Judges are blinded to authors. Instead, include a separate cover letter with name, entry category, essay title and contact information.
SUBMISSION: Send via email as a Microsoft Word attachment to Kathryn Vance at kathryn.vance@glms.org.
For any questions, please reach out to Kathryn Vance at kathryn.vance@glms.org or 502-736-6338.
Please note, GLMS Staff will be off
Monday, January 2, 2023.

A Call for Nominations!
The 2023 GLMS Nominating Committee will meet in January to develop the slate of members to be included on the 2023 Ballot. We are looking for names of potential candidates for the following offices up for election this year:
  • President-Elect (3-year term: President-Elect, President & Board Chair)
  • Vice President
  • Treasurer (2-year term)
  • At-Large Member (2-year term)
  • At-Large Member (2-year term)
  • KMA Delegates
  • Nominating Committee
Any nominations for yourself or a colleague must be presented to Kathryn Vance at kathryn.vance@glms.org no later than Wednesday, January 4, 2023. Please include the physician’s full name and email address. Those members whose names are to be added to the proposed ballot will be notified by email in early January. An official proposed ballot will be sent to all members via email in early February.
Please note, nominations do not guarantee placement on the ballot by the Nominating Committee. In order to be considered for nomination, a member must have paid their 2023 dues.
For a full list of your current Board of Governors, please visit glms.org/about/glms-board-of-governors.
Save the dates for these upcoming events!
Tuesday, Jan. 10 at 12 p.m. via Zoom
Cato Senior Physicians Group
Thursday, Jan. 19 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom
GLMS Policy & Advocacy Team meeting
Wednesday, Feb. 22 in-person, Frankfort
KMA Physicians’ Day at the Capitol
For more information, please contact Kathryn Vance at kathryn.vance@glms.org.
Louisville Medicine upcoming themes:
March – Physician Travelers (due 2/1) - Are you an avid traveler? We want to hear about your travel woes and wins! Share about your favorite destinations, give helpful tips for travel, and talk about what travel is like post-COVID-19.
April – Life After Medicine (due 3/1) - Of course there is life after medicine! Have you retired yourself – if so, what are you doing now? If you’re not retired yet, what do you plan to do in your life after medicine one day?
We are always welcoming new writers on these topics and so much more! Please reach out to Kathryn Vance at kathryn.vance@glms.org if you’d like to share your thoughts in an upcoming issue.
Influencers: what used to refer to those who inspired us or influenced our lives now has an entirely different meaning …and in this issue of Louisville Medicine, we’re focusing on both! We’re looking at not only those who got us to this point in medicine, but also those who are taking medicine by storm in the digital world. Dive into this interesting topic in this month’s magazine here.
Dr. Who
“I am aware that there are not many females of color in positions of power, and it is important for my patients, my mentees and people that I interact with to see my face in my position.” – Dr. Brittney Richardson, UofL Health sports medicine physician and this month’s Dr. Who. We are highlighting all the good Dr. Richardson is doing for future medical leaders at the ULSOM as well as UofL Athletics as a team physician for football and women’s basketball. Read more here.
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