The 43rd Annual Convention & Scientific Assembly of the American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) is scheduled for July 24-27, 2025, at the Marriott Hotel in Cincinnati, OH.

“The annual convention offers a platform for academic excellence, professional networking, and the recognition of outstanding achievements,” said President of AAPI, Dr. Satheesh Kathula adding attendees will have the opportunity to engage in cutting-edge research discussions, earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits, explore business collaborations, and celebrate cultural heritage through alumni and social events.

Bringing together over 1,100 physicians of Indian origin, the convention fosters a sense of community, allowing participants to reconnect with their roots and strengthen professional ties. It also provides a forum to celebrate their contributions to patient care, medical research, administration, and academia, noted a statement from AAPI. 

Recognizing the increasing challenges physicians face – particularly burnout – this year’s convention will emphasize wellness, self-care, and finding meaning in the medical profession. AAPI’s multi-disciplinary conference format will ensure diverse medical specialties are represented, equipping attendees with insights and tools to thrive in their demanding careers.

The annual convention this year is being organized by AAPI’s Ohio Chapter. “The convention team is working incredibly hard to provide a delightful 4 days of events packed with educational CME credits, world-class entertainment, leadership seminars, networking opportunities, exhibits, and more,” said Chair, AAPI BOT, Dr. Sunil Kaza. 

According to President-Elect of AAPI, Dr. Amit Chakrabarty, “This Convention offers a rich educational program featuring the latest scientific research and advances in clinical practice. In addition, physicians and healthcare professionals from across the country will convene to develop health policy agendas and encourage legislative priorities for the upcoming year.”

Several physicians attending this convention have achieved in different specialties and subspecialties. They occupy high positions as faculty members of medical schools, heads of departments, and executives of hospital staff. 

“The AAPI Convention offers an opportunity to meet directly with these physicians who are leaders in their fields and play an integral part in the decision-making process regarding new products and services,” added Dr. Meher Medavaram, Vice President of AAPI.

“The Convention & Scientific Assembly offers an exciting venue to interact with leading physicians, health professionals, academicians, and scientists of Indian origin,” said Secretary of AAPI, Dr. Raj Bhayani. “Physicians and healthcare professionals from across the country will convene and participate in the scholarly exchange of medical advances, to develop health policy agendas, and to encourage legislative priorities in the coming year.”

Dr. Shirish Patel, Treasurer of AAPI, said, “Given that a physician of Indian origin sees every 7th patient in this country and every 5th patient in rural and inner cities across the nation, the reach and influence of AAPI members goes well beyond the convention.” 

Urging all corporate and local sponsors not to miss the opportunity, Dr. Patel said, “Sponsorship fills the need when an organization requires customized marketing plans to meet their desired outcomes. They are flexible and can accommodate specific products, services, target market goals, brand requirements, and budgetary limits.”

According to the statement, AAPI is a dynamic body, spearheading legislative agendas and influencing the advancement of medical care not only in the US, but in India as well. AAPI’s impact is seen in areas such as advocating for the increasing physician work force, participating in national health initiatives such as obesity prevention, and investing in global health education. Whether practicing in medically underserved areas such as inner cities and rural communities or participating in cutting edge research & academics, Indian physicians form an impressive group.

If further stated that nearly 10-12 per cent of medical students entering US schools are of Indian origin. Headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois, AAPI represents the interests of over nearly 120,000 physicians, medical students and residents of Indian heritage in the United States. It is the largest ethnic medical organization in the nation.

“The Convention offers an exciting venue to interact with leading physicians, health professionals, academicians, and scientists of Indian origin. Physicians and healthcare professionals from across the country will convene and participate in the scholarly exchange of medical advances, to develop health policy agendas, and to encourage legislative priorities in the coming year. We look forward to seeing you in Cincinnati, OH!” added Dr. Kathula.

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