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Membership
AFMR's diverse membership positions it as one of the few organizations that bridges basic and patient-oriented research in multiple medical disciplines. AFMR members are scientists engaged in original research in clinical and laboratory medicine. As benefits of membership, all AFMR members receive:
- Subscriptions to the Journal of Investigative Medicine (JIM) and newsletter
- JIM Abstract Supplements
- Membership in a regional section
- Access to special interest assemblies
- Eligibility to apply for AFMR Foundation awards
- Ability to participate on committees
- Discounted registration rates at AFMR national and regional meetings
There are four categories of membership:
Active, Associate, Emeritus, and Student
Active Member
Active members are individuals who have completed a meritorious investigation in any area of medical research, in most instances including publication. Active members are eligible to vote in national and regional elections and to hold office.
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Associate (Trainee) Members
Associate members are individuals who have held a doctoral level degree for fewer than six years, who are in training, and/or who do not qualify for active membership. Upon completion of training or at the end of six years an associate member is eligible for active membership.
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Emeritus Members
Emeritus members are active members 65 years and older who request emeritus status.
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Student Members
Student members are medical school students pursuing a career in investigative medicine and clinical research.
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