The strength of the New Jersey Psychiatric Association (NJPA) lies in its members’ expertise and commitment to the delivery of quality, evidence-based psychiatric care. The NJPA believes that to appropriately serve and represent New Jersey psychiatrists, its leadership must reflect the face of the profession. In that regard, the Association is led by psychiatrists from diverse backgrounds with respect to gender, race, ethnicity, career stage, and sub-specialty. Leadership opportunities exist at the local and state level within the NJPA and range from one-time issue review or time-limited workgroups to participation at the highest level as a member of the Executive Committee or Board of Trustees. When you are ready to seek out leadership opportunities, email the NJPA Executive Director, Patricia DeCotiis, at patricia.decotiis@njpsychiatry.org. Remember, the NJPA is built upon the strength and commitment of its members. Continue that tradition!
The Executive Committee (EC) is defined by Section 6.1 and 4.1-4.5 of the Bylaws. The EC is comprised of the four officers (President, Senior Vice President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer), the […]
Read More »Chapter 3 of the NJPA Bylaws defines the Board of Trustees’ composition, members’ terms of office and meeting procedures. Although not a requirement, Trustees are often former or present Chapter leaders […]
Read More »The five councils manage the work of the pillars of our Association's mission: Advocacy, Education, Finance and Resources, Members Services, and Professional Standards. Chapter 6 of the NJPA Bylaws defines the […]
Read More »Committees are created and defined by the NJPA Bylaws. Current committees include the Bylaws, Ethics and Nominating Committees.
Read More »These small groups are formed only when a project is identified requiring a particular expertise, is too large to be handled individually, and will reach a definite end. Members of […]
Read More »Five Geographic Chapters – Northern, Tri-County, Central, Monmouth/Ocean and Southern Each Chapter must be governed at a minimum by a President, Vice-President, and Trustee to the NJPA Board, and some […]
Read More »The Executive Committee (EC) is defined by Section 6.1 and 4.1-4.5 of the Bylaws. The...
Chapter 3 of the NJPA Bylaws defines the Board of Trustees’ composition, members’ terms of office...
The five councils manage the work of the pillars of our Association's mission: Advocacy, Education,...
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