As Governor, Dr. Collamer serves as the official representative of the College for the United States Air Force Chapter, providing a link between members at the local level and leadership at the national level. To learn more about the Governor, read her bio below.
Col Angelique N. Collamer, MC, USAF, FACP 
Medical School Education: Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences
Post-Doctoral Training: Internship and Residency, Wright Patterson Medical Center; Fellowship, San Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Consortium
Certification: Internal Medicine, ABIM 2007, 2017; Rheumatology 2009, 2019
Present Position: Chief of Rheumatology, Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC)
ACP Chapter and Leadership Activities:
Vice Governor since 2017; Treasurer 2011-2017; Councilor since 2008; Representative, OH/USAF, Annual Meeting 2017, 2018; Judge, Poster Competition, USAF/USAR Annual Meeting 2018; Judge, Resident Poster Competition, OH/USAF Annual Meeting 2017, 2018; Judge, Medical Student Poster Competition, OH/USAF Annual Meeting 2018; Judge, Abstracts, OH/USAF Annual Meeting, 2018, 2019
ACP National Activities:
Fellowship 2010; Judge, Abstracts, Internal Medicine Meeting 2017-2019; Judge, Poster Competition, Internal Medicine Meeting 2016
Other Appointments/Activities:
Associate Professor of Medicine, Uniformed Services University; Rheumatology Liaison, Office of the Attending Physician, US Congress; Director, Quality/Process Improvement and Quality Champion, Rheumatology Service, WRNMMC; Member, Medical Records Review Committee, WRNMMC; Member, LTBI (Latent Tuberculosis in Immunosuppressed) Working Group, WRNMMC; Rheumatology Peer Reviewer, Medical Surveillance Monthly Report, Armed Forces Health Surveillance Branch; Volunteer Speaker, LeadersNow International (established to help young women develop their character and make a positive impact in society)
Areas of Professional Interest and Expertise:
Clinically focused rheumatology research including anti-tumor necrosis factor alpha antagonists (focus on psoriasiform and other paradoxical reactions; clinical outcomes in seronegative spondyloarthropathies); Undergraduate and Graduate Medical Education; Military Medicine with a focus on physician leadership, practice and quality improvement