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Physicians who
qualify for membership
and who are interested in promoting the
goals of the American Society of Emergency Radiology are invited
to complete the application form. New applications are reviewed
semiannually by the Board of Directors. Upon approval, a dues invoice
and notification of acceptance will be sent.
Getting
Started:
- The
ASER Membership Application Form is available here for download
as an Adobe Acrobat Portable Document File (PDF). An Adobe
Acrobat Reader is required to open and print the form.
If you do not have an Acrobat Reader, click on the
icon below to download Acrobat from the Adobe web site.
- Download
a Membership Application Form.
- Open
the form in the Acrobat Reader and select Print.
Mail or fax a completed application with your C.V. to:
American Society for Emergency Radiology
4550 Post Oak Place, Suite 342
Houston, TX 77027
Phone: 713-965-0566
Fax: 713-960-0488
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To advance and improve the radiologic aspects of
emergent patient care.
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To establish Emergency Radiology as an area of special
interest in the field of diagnostic imaging including
sequencing, prioritization, and management of the
delivery of imaging services.
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To develop educational curricula in Emergency Radiology
for both medical students and residents.
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To provide through an annual scientific meeting,
a mechanism for presentation of scientific information
on various aspects of Emergency Radiology and continuing
education.
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To promote research in Emergency Radiology by clinical
and basic science investigators, including residents
and other trainees.
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To act as the resource body on Emergency Radiology
for those interested in emergent patient care.
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To foster the development of Emergency Radiology
in other nations and/or regions of the world.
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To develop and recommend standards of care in Emergency
Radiology.
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To publish a scientific journal for dissemination
of emergency radiological, clinical, educational,
and research information worldwide.
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ACTIVE: A
diplomat of the ABR, AOBR, the Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons of Canada or national accreditation organization
whose credentials are acceptable to the Membership Committee.
Should an applicant radiologist be from a country that does not
have a national accreditation, the membership committee shall
evaluate the applicant’s qualifications and make its recommendation
to the Executive Committee. Active members shall be entitled
to vote, to hold elective and appointed office, and to serve
on all committees. Members shall pay full dues, which include
a subscription to Emergency Radiology, the Society’s official
journal. Dues are currently $275 per year.
ASSOCIATE: Physicians who are engaged in the
practice of Radiology but who have not been certified by the
ABR, AOBR, or the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada or equivalent, scientists, imaging technologists, radiological
physician assistants, or physicians with an interest in Emergency
Radiology whose credentials are acceptable to the Membership
Committee. Associate members have the right to be appointed to
committees, but shall not have the right to hold elective office
or be a member of the Executive Committee. Associate
members shall pay full society dues ($275), which include a subscription
to Emergency Radiology, the Society’s
official journal.
MEMBER-IN-TRAINING: Physicians in training in
the field of Radiology (Residents, Fellows, or medical students)
who have an interest in Emergency Radiology. Members-in-training
shall be entitled to all the privileges of Active members except
they shall not be entitled to vote or hold office. They may serve
on committees of the Society. Dues for members-in-training
are free and include online access to Emergency Radiology, the
Society’s official journal. The printed journal
is optional for members-in-training at a cost of $55.
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