Micah Flint, MPA, RN has held leadership roles in nonprofit and healthcare organizations for the past 20 years. He has served as CEO and Chief Innovation Officer for the Institute for International Medicine and co-founded a healthcare consulting firm called evos. Micah and evos colleagues are excited to serve the Kansas City Medical Society as the next administrative team. Along with Micah's experience in nonprofit management, his team consists of experts in the fields of marketing, branding, organizational leadership, patient experience, and clinical process improvement. Micah states, "we look forward to highlighting the legacy of Kansas City Medical Society and supporting its efforts to being the leading physician-led member society in the greater Kansas City area".
New Executive Director Announcement
March 8, 2023
New Executive Director Announcement
KCMS is excited to announce that Micah Flint and his team at evos consulting firm began administrative and organizational support in January 2023. Our 2023 goals for KCMS are to strengthen our organization by focusing on implementing and assuring we meet member society organizational standards, increase membership engagement, and promote membership growth. The following is a brief biography of Micah and his team.
Membership Portal
The KCMS website and membership platform have been upgraded. This upgrade provides a new cost-effective and user-friendly experience for our members and community. An email was sent to every member to activate their profile in the new membership platform. When activating your profile you will need to update your contact and credit card information. If you have already paid 2023 dues, your credit card will not be charged until the end of December for 2024. Instructions and FAQs about the new member portal may be found on the Membership FAQ Page >
I consider it a sincere honor to serve as president of the Kansas City Medical Society this year. As we look forward to this new year, we celebrate our previous accomplishments and look for new ways to meet the challenges of our ever-changing healthcare environment. As we recognize our recent successes, I want to take the opportunity to thank Dr. Greg Unruh, our immediate past president, for his excellent leadership, and I look forward to his continued partnership, providing much-needed wisdom and experience to our board of directors as well as a leadership council. I am also deeply appreciative of Micah Flint, our executive director, now in his third year with the Society. As a board, we are prioritizing key areas where we believe the Society can make a difference for physicians and the communities we serve. With this in mind, we will continue our focus on wellness, advocacy, and expand our opportunities for in person social and educational gatherings. Our journal connects us in a variety of valuable ways, and we will continue its publication and expand its distribution. Under the directorship of Karole Bradford, the Society’s Foundation continues to do invaluable work. We celebrate those accomplishments and the charitable care they provide to our community’s vulnerable population. We are grateful for our individual members and corporate sponsors and welcome your suggestions of how the Society can best serve physicians and our community. Please mark your calendar for the Society’s upcoming events and consider inviting physician colleagues to join you as we gather to learn and support one another.
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