Physician membership body running publishing, education and data platforms
The American Medical Association operates as a large physician organization with a sizable digital publishing and education operation. Its stack pairs AWS, Terraform and Dynatrace with a Databricks, Snowflake and Delta Lake data layer plus Salesforce Data Cloud and Marketing Cloud, pointing to a member-data and content business. Hiring is accelerating and marketing-led, with director-level content and social media roles, alongside engineering work on observability and AI coding.
Notable leadership hires: Social Media Director, Education Center Director, Content Director
The American Medical Association is a Chicago-based nonprofit founded in 1847 that serves physicians, residents and medical students across the United States. It employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people. Beyond advocacy for medicine and public health, the organization runs education programs, journal publishing, events and institutional subscription products. Its commercial activity includes subscription renewals, upsells and group insurance sales.
The AMA uses AWS, Terraform, Dynatrace, Bitbucket, Databricks, Snowflake, Delta Lake, Azure Data Lake, Power BI, Salesforce Marketing Cloud, Salesforce Data Cloud, Angular, Python and MarkLogic, among others.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating in the United States, led by marketing, with healthcare, sales, engineering, data, finance and security roles and senior and director-level leadership openings such as Content Director.
Current projects include the AMA Ed Hub, Naviga platform upgrades, revenue reporting APIs, data interchanges, embargoed content management and JAMA+ channel launches.
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