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Who We Are Texas Medical Association Political Action Committee (TEXPAC) is a bipartisan political action committee established by the Texas Medical Association. TEXPAC’s goal is to help elect medicine-friendly candidates at the state and federal levels. Created in 1962, TEXPAC is one of the oldest political action committees in Texas. About TEXPAC
Business of Medicine Oct. 11-12, 2024 All TEXPAC Meetings on Friday Oct. 11 Marriott Rivercenter, San Antonio
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"TEXPAC has a direct hand in helping shape meaningful health policy in the legislature through TEXPAC’s grassroots advocacy."
"TEXPAC helps us support medicine-friendly candidates and giving the House of Medicine a stronger voice in the legislature."
Sara Austin, MD, FAAN TEXPAC Chair Neurologist - Travis County
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Brianna Menard is the Director of TEXPAC and Political Education at the Texas Medical Association. With nearly a decade of experience in the Texas Legislature, she previously served as Executive Director of the Early Childhood Caucus of the Texas House, leading bipartisan efforts to advance early learning, childcare access, workforce development, and healthcare affordability. A native Texan, Brianna studied Government at The University of Texas at Austin. She also serves as Board Secretary for Wheatsville Food Co-op and is a member of the City of Austin’s Early Childhood Council.
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