From legislative and legal advocacy to continuing medical education and technology-driven practice management support — TMA and Webb-Zapata-Jim Hogg CMS membership provides solutions to your challenges. As your lifetime partners, TMA and WZJHCMS understand the issues physicians and medical students are facing today and are prepared to meet those needs now and at every stage of your career.

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Advocacy for Medicine

The Webb-Zapata-Jim Hogg County Medical Society and TMA constantly monitor legislative, regulatory, and legal issues to determine the potential impact on you, your practice, and your patients. Stay up to date and involved in issues of importance during and between legislative and congressional sessions. WZJHCMS and TMA represent you and call physicians to action when needed.

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Get to know your colleagues outside of the hospital or practice setting and connect with your local physician community.

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For rapid access to TMA’s accumulated expertise in health care, health law, practice management, medical economics, and more, contact TMA Knowledge Center at knowledge@texmed.org or (800) 880-7955 or visit www.texmed.org.


NEWS


Webb-Zapata-Jim Hogg County Medical Society physicians featured in AMA article

Reynaldo Godines, MD, Sunny Wong, MD, and Eloy Zamarron, Jr., MD, with masks for the Webb-Zapata-Jim Hogg County Medical Society.
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Laredo doctor serves in TMA leadership position

Laredo physician Dr. Luis M. Benavides has started serving on the Texas Medical Association’s Council on Socioeconomic during the TMA fall conference in Austin. TMA member physicians and medical students are usually appointed or elected to one of TMA’s 25 boards, councils and committees. The association is responsible for studying healthcare related issues and making recommendations on important health care policies that affect Texas patients as well as physicians. The council on socioeconomics makes recommendations related to the socioeconomic aspects of medical care and regulations that affect physicians and their patients. 
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2023 LEADERSHIP


President: Reynaldo Godines, MD
Vice-President: Melchor Pablo Cardenas, MD
Secretary-Treasurer: Eloy Zamarron, Jr., MD
Immediate Past President: Dr. Luis Manuel Benavides, MD
Immediate Past Chair of the Board of Censors: Francisco Javier Cervantes-Gonzalez, MD