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Gregory Neil Larkin, MD, FAACP, FACOEM, served as the 133rd President of the Indianapolis Medical Society.
Dr. Larkin currently is the Indiana State Health Commissioner. Prior to this appointment he served as the CMO of the Indiana Health Information Exchange.
As a former director of Corporate Health Services, Eli Lilly and Company, Dr. Larkin's responsibilities included supervision of health care delivery for Lilly employees, retirees and dependents in the United States via the management of on-site clinics and benefit design of the domestic health plan. Additionally, Dr. Larkin served as corporate medical advisor for all global affiliates. Prior to being named Director, Dr. Larkin served Lilly as Senior Physician (1991-1992) and Staff Physician (1986-1991).
Dr. Larkin earned his undergraduate degree through an accelerated three-year program at Indiana University majoring in Chemistry with Zoology minor. A graduate of the Indiana University School of Medicine in 1973, Dr. Larkin served his residency in the Family Practice Department of Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana.
After completing his medical training, Dr. Larkin was in private practice in Greencastle and as he said: "I practiced, literally, 'womb to grave' family medicine (delivered babies and was County Coroner) in Greencastle, Indiana for 12 years.
Dr. Larkin is a Diplomat and Fellow, American Board of Family Practice, Aviation Medical Examiner (AME) and Fellow, American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine.
In addition to being a Past President of the Society, Dr. Larkin has served the Indianapolis Medical Society as: Chairman of the Board of Directors 2003-2004, Secretary/Treasurer 2004-2005 and President Elect 2005-2006. He placed his membership in the Society in 1987. He is a member of the Seventh District, Indiana State and American Medical Associations.
Active and involved in the medical and civic community, Dr. Larkin is Chairman of the Indiana Blood Center Board of Directors; is or has been a member of the Indiana Forum on Health Policy; International Medical Director's Forum; Central Indiana Employers' Forum for Quality Health, Indiana Cancer Coalition Steering Committee, Indiana Colon Cancer Institute, Board of Directors; and the American Cabaret Theater, Board of Directors. A complete Curriculum Vitae is available.
A noted writer, speaker and presenter, Dr. Larkin served as the keynote speaker for the Marion County Pandemic Planning Seminar. Dr. Larkin has published and presented on far-ranging topics on the environment, medicine, safety, screening and occupational medicine.
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Membership Dues Are Currently Half Price! for New Members!
IMS Members Please Tell Your Colleagues About This Special Limited Time Offer. And Ask Them to Join You In Making the Practice of Medicine Better for Patients and Physicians by Becoming an Active Member of the IMS!
Reduced membership dues for new members are only from now until the end of September.
Attention IMS Members
Jeffrey J. Kellams Inaugural to be held during the October 5, 2010 Board of Directors Meeting at the IMS Headquarters.
In order to focus on his philosophy for the coming year, Dr. Kellams has decided to donate a portion of the funds allocated for the inaugural to charitable good works in the Indianapolis area.
DocBook® to be Launched & Ready for Members Soon!
The IMS in conjunction with DocBook® will launch one of the IMS' newest benefits for Members. Now for a minimum minimal payment you can have the IMS Pictorial Roster in the palm of your hand ... Right on your iPhone® or iPad®. Now your vital referral resource is available, literally in the palm of your hand. For more information, please call the Society at (317) 639-3406.
Make an Easy, No Hassle Donation to the IMSF
What if the Indianapolis Medical Society Foundation earned a donation every time you searched the Internet? Or how about if a percentage of every purchase you made online went to support our cause? Well, now it can!
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And if you download the GoodSearch - the Indianapolis Medical Society Foundation toolbar, our cause will earn money every time you shop and search online - even if you forget to go to GoodShop or GoodSearch first! Add the Indianapolis Medical Society toolbar here.
Update your Roster Photo - offer extended until 9/30/2010
This special members' benefit extended. Take a few minutes to update your photo for use in the IMS Pictorial Roster, online at www.imsonline.org and in our new DocBook iPhone application. Just call JCPenney Portraits at 1.800.59.SMILE to schedule your portrait session for the Pictorial Roster for only $9.99 (plus tax). Five convenient Indianapolis locations. JCPenney Portraits will send your portrait directly to the IMS. For instructions, click here. You may schedule your portrait sitting during JCPenney location hours, however, we recommend you schedule your appointment Monday-Thursday 12-5 for faster service.
Remember, time is running out for you to update your Roster photo for only $9.99 (plus tax). The 50% discount benefit for other services will still be available to you, your family, staff and friends until 12/31/2010!
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Attention IMS Members - Is your Roster information correct?
Your Medical Society wants to maintain accurate communication tools with all IMS Members. We suggest you use this easy web portal to update information used for the IMS Pictorial Roster, Physician Referrals, IMS Bulletin, IMS website and other communication tools. We hope this makes updating information easier and more convenient for you. If you want to check your current information, visit the IMS Physician Finder and do a search of your profile. If you have any questions or concerns or would prefer to call us with updates, please call (317) 639-3406 and ask for the Membership Department.
About IMS
The Indianapolis Medical Society was established in 1848. We are a professional membership organization for all licensed Doctors of Medicine and Doctors of Osteopathy in the Indianapolis area. Our offices are located at 631 E. New York St., Indianapolis, IN 46202-3706; our office hours are 8:00 to 4:30, Monday through Friday.
We are well known as producers of our Pictorial Roster of Members, or the "funny book" as nurses in hospitals throughout Central Indiana refer to it! The Roster is the most highly regarded referral source in Indianapolis and surrounding areas. We encourage all physicians in Central Indiana to become members of our prestigious organization to be included in this indispensable referral source. If you are interested in getting your message before our 2,000 physician members (as well as those members of the public who purchase the remainder of the 4,000 Rosters we print each year), please let us hear from you. We are eager to share our surprisingly low advertising rates.
If you are a physician and want additional information on becoming a member of our organization, please call (317) 639-3406 or E-Mail us: ims@imsonline.org.
If you are a member of the general public and want to know if your physician is a member of Indianapolis Medical Society, or if you would like education information on your personal physician, please call (317) 639-3406 or E-Mail us: ims@imsonline.org.
We also provide referrals to physicians if you are new to our area or simply seeking a change of physicians.
Additionally, our Commission on Professional Affairs reviews concerns from patients who might have questions about whether or not their treatment was ethical or appropriate.