The Governor's Society celebrates Tufts Medical Center donors who make an annual leadership gift. The Governor's Society draws inspiration from Samuel Adams, the fourth governor of Massachusetts and one of the founders of the Boston Dispensary, Tufts Medical Center's founding institution. The Dispensary was the first permanent medical facility in New England.

We invite you to join our Governor's Giving Society by making an annual gift of $1,000 or more. Leadership gifts may be designated for specific purposes or to the Tufts Medical Center Fund, which provides flexible resources to meet today's ever-changing healthcare needs. Our membership levels align with the values that are at the core of what we do. We hope you will make a gift today in support of our mission to empower people to live their best lives by reimagining healthcare, advancing knowledge and pioneering discovery.

All contributions received from October 1 through September 30 (our fiscal year) – cumulatively, including matching gifts – qualify for membership. For your convenience, monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual payment schedules may be set up.

Learn more about the Governor's Society circles and the benefits associated with each.

For more information please contact:
Development Office
617.636.7656
givingtufts@tuftsmedicine.org

Our multidisciplinary clinical team of physicians, advance care practitioners, nurses and clinical pharmacists is dedicated to providing exemplary patient-centered care with compassion and expertise and do so in efficient coordination with other specialists and the patient’s primary care provider. Many providers are consistently ranked among the Top Doctors in the Boston area and nationally.

The Endocrinology Speaker Series occurs Tuesdays from 9 to 10 am, September to May. This CME-accredited activity features faculty from Tufts Medical Center and distinguished guests. Participants provide comprehensive updates in clinical endocrinology, covering the latest advancements and insights within the field. Below is the list of presentations for 2024.

• 02/06/2024 Maria Fleseriu, MD, F.A.C.E
  "Guidelines on Prolactinoma"
• 02/13/2024 Erik Holzwanger, MD, ABOM-D
  "Bariatric Endoscopic Procedures for Weight Loss"
• 02/20/2024 Gary Horowitz, MD
  "Endocrine Assays"
• 03/12/2024 Sajani Shah, MD
  "Bariatric Surgery on HIV patients"
• 03/19/2024 Ricardo Azziz, MD, MPH, MBA
  "PCOD"
• 03/26/2024 Katheryn Ackerman, MD, MPH
  "Bone Health Considerations in the Young Female Athlete"
• 05/07/2024 Rodolfo Nunez, MD Center
  “Practical Uses of Current Nuclear Medicine Scans”
• 05/14/2024 Michael Dansinger, MD
  “Lifestyle Coaching for Diabetes Weight Loss”
• 05/28/2024 Roberto Toni, MD, PhD
  “Fugitive Acromegaly: A historical, clinical and translational perspective”

• 06/11/2024 Azeez Farooki, MD
  “Hypercalcemia in malignancy”

   

CME credit can be given to any TMC-affiliated person at no cost. 

To anyone not affiliated with Tufts Medical Center, there is a $15 processing fee for each CME credit. Each session is (1) CME Credit. (Viewing is free. Payment is only required to receive CME Credit.) 

We take great pride in the diversity of our residents. Our moderately sized residency program fosters a close-knit community while embracing residents from a wide variety of backgrounds.

The residents at Tufts Medical Center are a varied group of physicians chosen from a pool approximately 3,000 applicants. Over the past eight years, we have accepted graduates from more than 65+ different medical schools. Our residents bring a broad range of interests and goals to the program, enriching our community and enhancing the learning experience for everyone.