Becoming
a Member
Membership in the Society includes specialists from all
medical and health-related disciplines, the behavioral
sciences and the social sciences. There are four categories
of membership: Regular, Associate, Emeritus, and Corresponding.
Applicants must be sponsored by a Society member. Potential
applicants who do not have a sponsor should contact us
for help. Members receive a discount on annual meeting
registration fees. Regular, Associate, and Emeritus Members
receive the Society’s journal, Psychosomatic Medicine,
at no extra charge.
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American Psychosomatic Society
6728 Old McLean Village Drive
McLean, VA 22101 USA
(703) 556-9222
FAX (703) 556-8729
E-Mail: info@psychosomatic.org
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Regular
Membership
Scientists in medical, biological, physiological, psychological
and sociological disciplines and professionals in cognate fields
who teach, practice, or participate in investigations of psychosomatic
relationships, and who are qualified representatives of their specialties,
are eligible for consideration for membership. Ordinarily, applicants
will hold the highest degree appropriate to their discipline and
will be active in postgraduate work in the psychosomatic field.
In exceptional circumstances, evidence of unusual contributions
to the field will be acceptable in lieu of these requirements.
Annual dues are $150, and include a subscription to the Journal.
Associate Membership
Applicants who are enrolled in medical, graduate or undergraduate
school, residents, and fellows are eligible for associate membership,
and become eligible for promotion to full membership at the completion
of their degree/training program. They have all rights and privileges
of regular members with the exception of holding office. Annual
dues are set at a reduced rate of $50, and include a subscription
to the Journal Psychosomatic Medicine. Students applying
for Associate Membership must provide a letter testifying to an
interest
in psychosomatic
medicine
from their advisor.
Emeritus Membership
Emeritus membership is available to regular members of the Society
when they have been a member for at least 10 years and reached
the age of 65, or earlier when circumstances such as retirement
or illness may merit such action. Dues are waived while
still receiving all benefits of regular membership, including the
journal.
Corresponding Membership
Corresponding membership is extended to outstanding leaders in
the study of psychosomatic medicine who reside in developing nations.
There is no fee to be a corresponding member; a journal
subscription is available at the reduced rate of $50.00.
Membership
in the Society includes specialists from all medical and health-related
disciplines, the behavioral sciences and the
social sciences. There are four categories of membership: Regular,
Associate, Emeritus and Corresponding. Applicants must be sponsored
by two colleagues, one of whom must be a Society member. Members
receive the Society’s journal, Psychosomatic Medicine, at no additional
cost and also receive a discount on annual meeting registration
fees. For membership application, contact:
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