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The Georgia State Society

        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! 

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President's Message

Greetings

If you missed the Spring meeting in Lawrenceville, GA the end of March you missed a great meeting. Cindy Jones did an outstanding job bringing in speakers and keeping the meeting moving smoothly. Chevy Newham provided some wonderful and much sought after door prizes. Our host hotel, Hampton Inn, treated us graciously and provided us with a nice meeting room and great snacks. We made some new friends at our Spring meeting and look forward to having them become a permanent part of future meetings as members-at-large, delegates, officers and/or seminar planners.

Hattie Gallon proposed and presented a light jacket, tan in color, as a fund raiser and this was unanimously voted on. Please contact Hattie (email listed on under contacts above) for more information and to order your jacket. This is a great way to show your affiliation with GSSAMT and keep warm in those cold meeting rooms. Delegates for the AMT National Convention were selected and it is my belief that they will represent Georgia AMT members well.

Our next meeting will be in Macon, GA. September 25 & 26th; registration will be enclosed in the Peaches and Peanuts newsletter and here on the GSSAMT website closer to September. We look forward to seeing you there. Stay safe and be kind to your patients.

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

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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