Fellow Members
A fellow member much be a CAHEA or CAAHEP-accredited physician assistant program graduate or NCCPA-certified physician assistant, who shall be employed within the fields of allergy, asthma, or immunology and is also a fellow member in good standing of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Fellow members shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor, to hold formal office, and to vote on all matters as shall come before the general members.

Sustaining Members
A sustaining member must be a physician assistant eligible for fellow membership who has chosen not to practice in the physician assistant profession or to join the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Sustaining members may attend membership meetings; but shall have no voting rights.

Student Members
A student member must be a person enrolled in a CAHEA or CAAHEP-accredited program or an unaccredited program recognized by the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Student members shall be entitled to the privilege of the floor; but shall not hold formal office, except for the elected Student Representative, and shall have no vote.

Physician Members
A physician member must be a US-licensed physician. Physician members shall have the privilege of the floor; but shall not hold formal office and shall have no vote.

Associate Members
An associate member must be a person engaged in selling products or other services to physician assistants or an individual employed by a government agency who does not qualify for any other membership category. Associate members shall have the privilege of the floor; but shall not hold formal office and shall have no vote.

Affiliate Members
An affiliate member is a person who is ineligible for any of the above categories; but is approved by the Board. Affiliate members shall have the privilege of the floor; but shall not hold formal office and shall have no vote.

Honorary Members
An honorary member shall be a person who has rendered distinguished service to the physician assistant profession. Such honorary members shall be nominated by an active fellow member, approved by the Board within one year, and approved by the general membership. Honorary members shall have the privilege of the floor; but shall not hold formal office and shall nave no vote. Honorary members are exempt from payment of membership dues.

Membership Application

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