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Leadership
President
Corinne Kohler, MD, FAAFP
Champaign
president@iafp.com
First Vice President
Syed (Mustafa) Alavi, MD, FAAFP
NorthShore Erie Evanston-Skokie Family Health Center
Evanston
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Class of 2026
Kasiemobi Okonkwo, MD
SIU Alton Family Medicine Residency Program
Alton, IL
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Class of 2027
Jennifer Thomas, MD, FASAM
Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers
Morris
Class of 2028
Dominique Fons, MD, FAAFP
University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria
Family Medicine Residency Program
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Medical Student
Shruthi Mekala
University of Illinois at Rockford
Rockford
How to provide input to IAFP Leadership at any time
IAFP members in good standing can share ideas, issues, or opportunities with the Board—no formal resolution needed. Just email a brief summary of what’s on your mind. Whether it's a challenge in your practice, a policy worth exploring, or a way to better support members, we want to hear it. The IAFP President reviews all submissions and may recommend them for discussion or action by the Board or a committee. Email your input to: Gordana Krkic, CAE, CEO and Chief Advocacy Officer, gkrkic@iafp.com.
There’s no deadline—send your ideas anytime. You may be contacted to discuss further or present to a committee or the Board. We’ll keep you updated on what happens next. Your perspective can help move family medicine forward in Illinois. It all starts with you.
Mission: To be the voice of Illinois Family Physicians by promoting the value of the specialty of Family Medicine in Illinois and improving health for all through advocacy, education, and professional growth.
Vision: Family physicians thriving in a healthcare environment that enables them to provide safe, quality, equitable care for every person in Illinois.
Goal 1. Improve the practice environment for family physicians
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
Goal 2. Reduce administrative burden in the practice of medicine
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
Goal 3. Develop and promote high-quality continuing medical education
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
Goal 4. Serve as a primary source of professional networking opportunities
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
Goal 5. Achieve equitable representation across demographics within IAFP leadership and membership, as well as at IAFP events
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
Goal 6. Seek sustainable funding sources and mission-focused sources for non-dues revenues
To achieve this goal, the IAFP will:
(Adopted April 2022)