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Carmen Álvarez: A Scientific Alliance Connecting Latin American Healthcare with Mass General Brigham
The Dominican Medical Association (CMD), New England–Boston Chapter, and the Hispanic Association of Health Professionals (AHPSI) are pleased to announce the participation of Ms. Carmen Álvarez, MHA, in the VIII Annual International Medical Congress, presenting:
“Scientific Alliance: Connecting Latin American Healthcare with Mass General Brigham”
The presentation is scheduled for Sunday, November 22, 2026, from 11:35 a.m. to 12:00 noon, during the scientific program, with the Bruce C. Bolling Municipal Building, 2300 Washington Street, Roxbury, MA 02119, as the planned venue. The venue and program are subject to final confirmation.
Under the central theme, “Medicine in Transformation: Scientific Advances, Technology, and Clinical Practice,” this presentation invites participants to reflect on the value of international cooperation in connecting professionals, institutions, and patients with new opportunities for exchange and collaboration in healthcare.
About Our Guest Speaker
Carmen Álvarez, MHA, is a healthcare administration professional affiliated with Mass General Brigham International Patient Services. She serves as Director of Physician & Patient Engagement, with particular attention to Latin American markets.
Her professional background combines international engagement with organizational well-being. She is a well-being teacher and coach, a certified workplace mindfulness facilitator, and a member of the Workforce Well-Being Collaborative Board at Massachusetts General Hospital. This combination brings a perspective that connects healthcare management with compassionate care and personal well-being.
A Presentation of Special Significance to Our Institutions
For the CMD New England–Boston Chapter, celebrating its 25th anniversary, this gathering offers an opportunity to strengthen ties between the medical communities of New England and Latin America, consistent with its mission of continuing education, professional collaboration, and community service.
For the national headquarters of the Dominican Medical Association, this topic creates a forum for dialogue about its members’ international engagement and opportunities to build academic and institutional relationships with leading medical centers.
For AHPSI, it reaffirms the importance of connecting Hispanic health professionals with knowledge, experiences, and institutional relationships that support their professional development and the well-being of the communities they serve.
We invite physicians, healthcare professionals, educators, students, and institutional representatives to join us for this presentation. Understanding how international healthcare relationships are built can be the first step toward advancing new initiatives in cooperation, learning, and service.
Let us celebrate 25 years of history by building bridges toward the future of medicine!
Information and Contacts
Dr. Kenia Feliz
President, CMD New England–Boston Chapter
617-858-7310
Dr. Aritmedes Restituyo
President, AHPSI
732-277-9640
Email: info@ahpsi.org
Website: www.ahpsi.org
