The Lupus Lecture Series for Primary Care from the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians and the Lupus Foundation is a 5-lecture series on patient-identified gaps in lupus care. While the disease focus is lupus, lessons learned include workflows for any rare or less-common disease that require a lot of shared care with a specialist.…

Representatives from ACPNJ participated in the May 26th ACP Leadership Day, which was conducted virtually for the first time.   Jonathan Shammash, MD, FACP, ACPNJ Northern Governor; Elizabeth Cerceo, MD, FACP, ACPNJ Health and Public Policy Committee Chair; Sunil Sapru, MD, FACP, ACNJ Northern Governor-Elect; and Adam Ungemach, MS3 at Cooper Medical School of Rowan University…

Monoclonal Antibody Therapy: Free CME & Patient Resources  Five activities and up to 2.25 hours of free on-demand CME on monoclonal antibody therapy for patients with COVID-19 is available now from the New Jersey Academy of Family Physicians, Medscape, and the Infectious Diseases Society of America. You’ll get the latest data and information plus expert…

COVID 19 has created an unprecedented crisis for India and the Indian people. India needs oxygen concentrators, ventilators, and medicine. Many of our internists in New Jersey have family in India and within the state we have a large population of citizens from India. Our help is needed to support those in India who are…

All registered attendees may now access the recordings of all sessions from the Scientific Meeting and take them as stand-alone CME Courses. If you registered for the 2021 Virtual Scientific Meeting, you can log in using the same CME System credentials you used for the meeting in March.

ACPNJ Community Outreach Project The ACPNJ Governors and the ACPNJ Resident Council invite all residents to participate in the Community Outreach Project.  One of the ways we define ourselves is by our service to our community. We recognize that as physicians, we have a responsibility to improve the lives and communities that need us most.…