Texas Medical Association released a press article outlining its Accountable Care Leadership Program, a new 10-month leadership course targeting early- to mid-career practicing physicians who recognize they need new tools to survive and thrive in a newfound value-based health care system. The aim is not only to identify knowledge gaps in value-based care but also develop leadership within health care teams and provide practical educational management tools. The three units of the curriculum are “Interpersonal and Communication Skills”, “Leading and Managing in an Interdependent World”, and “Providing Value-Based Care for Individuals and Groups.” The program also aims to equip physicians with autonomy in defining and implementing quality improvement and transitioning medical care from reactionary to proactive and patient-centered.