Savannah Area Medical GROUP ManageMENT Association
Allison Griffin - Website Management
Trish Rotureau - Vice President & Treasurer
To the right are photos taken at the March 27, 2025 Networking Event which was a great success with around 30 people attending the after hours event.
SAMGMA gathers for one hour at 12:00 P.M. on the third Thursday of each month. Lunch is provided and there is a formal agenda with guest speakers and door prizes.
CURRENT OFFICERS FOR 2023:
The Savannah Area Medical Group Management Association (SAMGMA), was founded in 1981, and is comprised of individuals engaged in the administrative aspects of medical practice. Membership is diverse and represents practices operating under a variety of organizational and financial structures in the Savannah area. SAMGMA does not have sponsorship of, or interest in, promoting union representation into the organization; rather, a genuine interest is directed towards the promotion of concepts and ideas within clinic management to the membership.
WHERE SAVANNAH AREA MEDICAL MANAGERS GATHER TO GAIN NEW KNOWLEDGE AND NETWORK
To carry on a program of mutual education relative to medical business management and to cooperate with all organizations having similar aims and objectives. In addition, to create a network that supports and encourages its members to aspire to, and strive for, the highest personal standards in the profession of medical practice management.
OUR GOALS
Amy Knighton - President
The MGMA affiliate organization is governed by a Board of Directors elected annually by its membership. Members include: President, President-Elect, Vice-President, Secretary/Treasurer, a Member at Large and the two immediate Past Presidents.
OUR PURPOSE
Carrie Bennett - Secretary
Past President 2023 - Tessie Adams
Past President 2022 - Trish Rotureau
Past President 2021 - Allison Griffin
Past President 2019/2020 - Tiffany Thomas
Past President 2018: Melissa Buerster
Past President 2017: Persephene Sams
The purpose of the organization is to improve management in medical practices, thereby better serving members of the organization, the physicians they represent, and the practices of medicine as an integral part of the health care system.
WHEN WE MEET
April Young - President Elect