October 15, 2026
New York State has proposed changes to mandatory ethics training requirements for lobbyists and clients, including a two-year training cycle, new certification and recordkeeping responsibilities, and graduated late fees for noncompliance. Public comments are being accepted through December 14, 2026.
Guided by principles of inclusivity and community, the NYSAFP empowers family physicians, residents, and students to lead through advocacy, education, and mentorship to improve the lives of our members and our patients.
What Makes Up the NYSAFP?
There are seven commissions (or branches) of the NYSAFP:
NYSAFP PAC recognizes the growing importance of advocacy in the public policy arena, to family physicians and the patients we serve.
Through its educational events, NYSAFP strives to provide high-quality education for the family medicine community.
Get information on NYSAFP's Commissions, Congress of Delegates, and Board Information.