Executive Board Members 2009-2010
Elections are held by MMSA on a yearly basis. On 23 March 2009, elections were held to elect the Executive Board for the 2009-2010 scholastic year. The posts of NEO and NORE no longer exist, and have been replaced by NEO/NORE-In and NEO/NORE-Out. The results are as follows
- President - Francesca Theuma
- Vice-President - Mark Abela
- Secretary General - Simon Aquilina
- Treasurer - Jacob Vella
- National Officer on Medical Education - Raphael Buttigieg
- NEO/NORE-In - Jonathan Gauci
- NEO/NORE-Out - Francesca Lentini
- National Officer on Reproductive Health including AIDS - Gaby Scicluna
- National Public Health Officer - James Gauci
- National Officer on Human Rights and Peace - Chiara Vella
- National Electives Coordinator - Alison Psaila
- Leisure Officer - James Borg
- Media Officer - Stephanie Azzopardi
National Officer on Peer Education - Nicholas Mamo, Alumni Officer and Moderator - Chantal Fenech, Marking and Fundraising Officer - Ben Chetcuti, IFMSA Official - Stefan Buttigieg
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