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The Georgia State Society

President's Message

Happy February to GSSAMT members, prospective members and students.   I would like to personally invite you to the Magnolia Treasures meeting in Florida later this month.  Please click the “agenda” button above for registration and hotel information about this meeting.  You will also see the various topics that will be presented at the Magnolia Treasures meeting.   This meeting is always an informative meeting and a great way to meet new people and to visit old friends.  Of course, this is a great way to gain those much needed CEUs, as well. 

The Spring GSSAMT meeting will be held in Florida during the Magnolia Treasures Conference, Friday afternoon.  It is presently scheduled for 4:30 p.m.   I hope to see you there.  Have a safe drive to and from the conference, come prepared to soak in a lot of information, have fun and make friends.

A reminder – please maintain your credentials.  It is considered Fraud to use credentials that you no longer have.

Diana Kendrick, RMA (AMT), RN
President, GSSAMT

        Our Mission       

To promote the National Standards of the health care laboratory sciences  within the state. To provide opportunity for increasing technical knowledge of our members and to support both National and State organizational goals. 

NOTE: Legislative Alert! See Legislative

 NEW! GSSAMT is proud to announce the establishment of our link to the interactive job site! 

We are now linked with Career Connections!  Just Click on the logo.

NOTICE!!!

 AMT Members

 Matthew Patton, Editor, ADVANCE for Medical Laboratory Professional, would like to publish articles on advances and changes in the healthcare profession. This would be especially true for the laboratory profession. He would especially like article from members who have been in the field for twenty or more years. However, I am sure as an editor; he would accept articles from some of our younger members. These articles should reflect changes that you have seen taken place over the years. I can remember using oil bath to incubate chemistry test. Now most tests are enzymatic. I can remember inoculating sugars for bacterial testing. Now, this is automated. If you have an article to write about an experience you would like to share, you can contact Matthew at:

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