OMAs Practice Roundtable is Back!  We are pleased to once again provide education and information specifically for the OMA's medical office practice manager. The Practice Roundtable group offers a space for OMA member practice managers to discuss challenging legal and regulatory issues facing managers, physicians, and physician assistants.

Recent Roundtable topics have included best practices for caring for the aging patient, a session on office compliance policies and procedures, and clinic de-escalation strategies. Most sessions will include updates from various OMA departments, including Practice Advocacy, Medical-Legal and Government Relations. And of course a selection of interesting case studies and discussions led by attendees...like you!


Upcoming 2024 Dates     

June 27, 2024 | 11:30 -12:30 p.m., Virtual Event - Topic: Your OMA Legislative Team Update

Join us and guest speaker, Courtni Dresser, VP of Government Relations, as we break down the essential highlights from the 2024 session.  Discover what you need to know about recent legislative changes and how they impact your practice.  Plus, share your insights and provide input on key advocacy issues for the 2025 session.  Get your questions answered and be part of shaping the future of healthcare advocacy. 

Guest Speaker: Courtni Dresser

Courtni Dresser has been with the Oregon Medical Association for the past 16 years.  As Vice President of Government Relations, she works on a variety of issues including federal and state legislative policy, prescription drug issues, rural and workforce issues.  Courtni also oversees the Oregon Medical Political Action Committee.

Courtni has 26 years of Oregon political experience including work on federal, state and local political campaigns.  She worked her first state legislative session in 2001 as an aide to a state senator. 

Prior to joining the OMA, Courtni worked on public policy for the American Cancer Society in Oregon. 

Courtni was born and raised in Tigard, Oregon and is a graduate of Carroll College in Helena, Montana.  




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