About AAPI Two - 44th American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin Annual Convention

What is AAPI

AAPI - A Vital pillar of the American Healthcare system

A Bridge between the Indian and American healthcare systems, focusing on patient care, education, and advocacy.

Largest Ethnic Medical Organization of the USA

The second largest medical organization in the United States

Represents 120,000 physicians and medical students

9 % of the Total US physicians task force

A Bridge between the Indian and American healthcare systems, focusing on patient care, education, and advocacy.

20% of all International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in the US.

High representation in rural and inner-city communities.

Vital lifeline for areas with physician shortages.

Estimated that 1 in every 7 patients in the US is treated by an Indian-origin physician.

Key roles in NIH, CDC, major hospitals, and research institutions.

Network of charitable free clinics for uninsured/underinsured Americans.

Veterans' health partnerships supporting mental and physical rehabilitation.

Significant financial and medical contributions during Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Harvey, and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Funding trauma centers and cancer hospitals across various states.

Raised over $5 million during the Delta COVID-19 wave for oxygen concentrators and ventilators.

Strong mentorship and financial aid for Medical Students, Residents, and Fellows (MSRF).

High-quality seminars keeping thousands of physicians updated on the latest medical advancements.

Excellence in patient care, dedication to education, and commitment to community service.