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Upholding Our Legacy: A New Year Message From Our President
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Dr. Michael Frogel - APF President
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In 1952, Dr. Morton J. Robins, an APF Founder and National President wrote -
"...I envision a healthy, steady, powerful liaison and contact between the medical profession in America and Israel. Through the APF and with the residencies made available by American hospitals, young Israeli physicians will be given the opportunity to acquire valuable and useful techniques in the United States, which they will utilize for the benefit of Israel."
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We thank you for your continued support and we wish you a peaceful, healthy, and prosperous New Year!
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In 1984 APF Granted an American Podiatric Doctor a Fellowship in Israel...(read his unique story below)...
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Dr. David Alper tried to get his foot officially in the door of Israeli medicine in 1984. It was not a success in the way he'd initially intended.
The then-28-year-old podiatrist was a 1984-85 APF fellow in reverse, so to speak. He went from the United States to Israel for a year, with funding. His plan, shared by two other podiatrists who accompanied him, was to introduce the specialty of foot and ankle medicine to the Holy Land. (Podiatry also includes some medical care of the lower leg.) The three hoped to pave the way for American podiatrists to obtain licenses to practice in Israel and to, one day, establish Israeli podiatric training.
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Last Call! Join us in Israel this Fall!
Enrollment in the 2015 Fall Course and Mission Ends Shortly!
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Click and watch the new Israel APF Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Course Video
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The APF's 17th Annual Emergency and Disaster Preparedness Course in Israel, November 7-12, 2015.
For additional information please contact APF office.
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Click and view the 2015 Mission brochure
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APF's Podiatry Scientific Mission in Israel, November 15-24, 2015.
For additional information please contact APF office.
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American Physicians Fellowship for Medicine in Israel
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