NYSAM Committees

Public Policy

Norm Wetterau, Chair

Barry Schecter

Bruce Maslack

Dorothy Lennon

Edwin Salsitz

Farnel Backer

George Hughes

Gregory Bunt

Howard Mahler

Irene Gurvits

John Coppola

Jose Vito

Lanre Somorin

Lawrence Brown

Leslie Theodore

Merrill Herman

Nicholas Pace

Sheila Blume

Thomas Markoski

Todd Patton

Membership

Jun David, Chair

Education & Program

Jeffrey Selzer, Chair

NYSAM
Executive Board

Norman Wetterau, M.D.
President

585-468-2528

normwetterau@aol.com

Merrill Scot Herman, M.D.
Immediate Past President

Montefiore Medical Center, 
Substance Abuse Treatment Program

718-920-6770

mherman@montefiore.org

Sharon Stancliff, M.D.
Treasurer

Medical Director,
Harm Reduction Coalition

212-213-6376

stancliff@harmreduction.org

Dorothy Lennon, M.D.
Secretary

Medical Director,
Tully Hill Chemical Dependency Treatment

315-696-6114

dlennon@twcny.rr.com

Bruce Maslack, M.D.
Communications

St. Mary’s Hospital’s Addictive Services

518-843-4410

maslackb@smha.org

Jun David, M.D.
Membership Chair

Prime Care Physicians

518-458-2611

jundavid83@aol.com

Gregory Bunt, M.D.
President-Elect

Medical Director,
Daytop Village, Inc.

212-354-6000

gbunt@daytop.org

Edwin Salsitz, M.D.
Education & Program Committee Chair

Beth Israel Medical Center

212-420-4400

ESalsitz@chpnet.org

Jeffrey Selzer, MD
Member-At-Large

Medical Director,
Committee for Physician Health

518-694-0007

jselzer@cphny.org

Eric D. Collins, MD
Member-At-Large

Columbia University

212-305-8732

edc3@columbia.edu

About NYSAM

The New York Society of Addiction Medicine (NYSAM) is an organization of physicians from all medical specialities, dedicated to understanding and preventing addiction problems and to improving addiction treatment. NYSAM is a State Chapter of the American Society of Addiction Medicine.

New York is where the American Society of Addiction Medicine began in 1954. This national organization of physicians is dedicated to improving the treatment of alcoholism and other addictions and  promotes research and education to enlighten physicians and communities about addiction prevention and treatment. Its national goals are supported by our State chapter.

The New York Society of Addiction Medicine acts locally and regionally to foster ASAM’s national efforts. As NYSAM members we gather together, combine our experience and expertise, associate with noted researchers in addiction medicine, and organize ourselves to contribute to effective solutions to addiction problems for our communities and  our patients.

As an ASAM member and a New York State resident, you can also join our chapter. NYSAM also encourages other interested people to affiliate with us. As a growing organization we intend to speak as advocates for effective public policy. We seek to base policy on the research and clinical evidence supporting the best prevention and treatment practices.

NYSAM members are encouraged to make use of this web site as a communication and organizing tool. You can send us site suggestions, contribute to content, respond to issues and help define and amplify the actions NYSAM takes. We’d like you to “Keep coming back.”