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MSA is launching its call for nominations for the 2025 year and seeks dynamic leaders from the Massachusetts Anesthesia Community to bring their expertise to the Executive Committee. Join us in shaping the future of anesthesiology in Massachusetts!
2025 Timeline & Vacancies
Timeline Call for Nominations December 10, 2024 Close of Self Nominations February 3, 2025 Executive Committee Slate Vote March 13, 2025 Open Online Election April 3, 2025 Close Online Election May 8, 2025 Results @ MSA Annual May 15, 2025 | 2025 Vacancies Vice PresidentSecretary Treasurer Five (5) ASA Delegate Positions Eleven (11) ASA Alternate Delegate Positions All District & Alternate Representatives Positions |
Election Process To be considered for a position nominees must be current MSA Members and the nomination form (online or word document) must be completed within the timeline noted below. The election process starts with a call for self-nominations, leading to the compilation of prospective candidates for the Nominations Committee's review. This list is approved by the current President, and candidates are notified of their status. An open forum at the Executive Committee meeting allows for additional nominations and presentations from contested or new candidates. The Executive Committee will vote on the slate in March, followed by an online election for all members, with results announced at the MSA Annual Meeting. Please Note: Submission Deadline: This form must be completed and submitted by midnight ET on Monday, February 3, 2025, to be considered. |
Online Form
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Please email maanesthesiologists@mms.org to receive a pdf of self nomination form or with any questions. |
Executive Committee Roles
MSA Executive Committee governs the State Component, developing advocacy strategies and policies, approving educational meeting proposals and activities, and considering membership benefits. The Executive Committee meets in person approximately quarterly and has appropriate members to attend ASA annual meetings. The majority of expenses associated with attending these meetings are reimbursed. Communication with the Executive Committee is also conducted via e-mail.
2025 Open Positions
- Vice President (1 year term): Assist the President and President-Elect in the performance of duties including presiding at society meetings and other meetings in their absence.
- Secretary (2 year term): The Secretary serves as the official correspondent with the American Society of Anesthesiologists, maintains the membership roster, facilitates applications, conducts member investigations, encourages new applicants, communicates training details, certifies new members, reports changes to the ASA, submits annual updates, oversees delegate nominations, and acts as the recording secretary.
- Treasurer (2 year term): The Treasurer serves as the custodian of all Society funds, maintains detailed financial records, pays authorized obligations, submits an annual budget to the Executive Committee, presents an audited financial statement to the membership, and ensures timely completion of all required financial filings.
- ASA Delegate (5 positions; 3 year term): Represent this Society in the House of Delegates of The American Society of Anesthesiologists and whenever possible counsel with the officers of this Society on all matters pending in the House of Delegates of The American Society of Anesthesiologists in the interest of making certain that actions taken by that body are in accord with the best interests and desires of this Society.
- ASA Alternate Delegate (11 positions; 1 year term): Asked to fill in when a Delegate is unable to attend the ASA House of Delegates or fulfill their duties. They also may serve the ASA House of Delegates as tellers.
- MSA District Representatives (1 position for each District – 9 Districts – According to U.S. Congressional District; 1 year term): Represent the membership of the district at Executive Committee meetings as well as council and report updates to district members.
- MSA Alternate District Representative (1 position for each District – 9 Districts – According to U.S. Congressional District; 1 year term: The Alternate District Representative shall represent the District Representative and their District when requested to do so by the District Representative.