AAAP’s Mission

To enhance the leadership and professional skills among our members to support their roles in health delivery system operations, education, research, advocacy and resource allocation, alone and in partnerships with medical leadership, to improve outcomes for children and young adults.

The members of AAAP are committed to:

• Developing management and leadership skills through formal initiatives of the AAAP such as annual meetings, regional meetings and collaborative conference calls
• Serving as a resource to other members by formal and informal networking opportunities
• Understanding diversity, equity and inclusion as fundamental in achieving our mission as an organization and a community 
• Participating in discussions and projects with colleagues across the United States and Canada
• Sharing updates on issues and trends in academic Pediatric administration
• Participating in surveys such as the annual Compensation and Productivity Survey, and others pertinent to the mission of the AAAP

Letter From the President

Read the 2023 Membership Letter from President Elaine Gallagher here: AAAP Membership Letter – Fall Updated 2023

Bylaws

Read our bylaws.