James Madara sees his mandate extending to patients, medical students and doctors striving to maintain financial sustainability The strategic plan for the American Medical Association under CEO James Madara is broader than the group itself. He is quick to turn the conversation to the larger questions facing doctors today, often blurring the line between his membership and the medical profession at large. And no wonder. By his calculation, through its representative house of delegates and individual members, the association claims to stand for at least 90 percent of America’s doctors—a group he admits is not homogeneous in needs or opinions. As a result of that broad… Read More