Executive Board Members 2008-2009
- President - Chantal Fenech
- Vice-President - Chris Giordimaina
- Secretary General - Sascha Reiff
- Treasurer - Karl Cutajar
- National Officer on Medical Education - Martina Falzon
- National Officer on Professional Exchange - Paul Micallef
- National Officer on Research Exchange - Sarah Cuschieri
- National Officer on Reproductive Health including AIDS - Francesca Theuma
- National Officer on Public Health - Darlene Muscat
- National Officer on Human Rights and Peace - Daniel Azzopardi Micallef
- National Electives Coordinator - John Xuereb
- Leisure Officer - Mark Abela
- Media Officer - Claire Vella
Faculty Representative - Paul Cacciottolo, Marketing Officer - Arlette Vassallo, Alumni - Matthew Mercieca Balbi, I.T. Officer - Stefan Buttigieg, Preclinicals Officer - Raphael Buttigieg, Moderator - Jonathan Mamo,
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