How to Become a Resident Member
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By-Laws - Resident Component
Below are the PSA ByLaws for how resident members can become active leaders. See full list of ByLaws. |
Resident Members
This includes a physician in full-time training in an accredited anesthesia residency in Pennsylvania who earned a degree of doctor of medicine, bachelor of medicine or doctor of osteopathy. Membership in this category lasts a maximum of five years.
1.123 Resident or Fellow Member - A physician within the continuum of training in Anesthesiology in an accredited residency in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or a physician training in a fellowship in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, who holds the degree of Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy shall be eligible to become a Resident or Fellow member of this Society for a period of no longer than six years.
No person shall continue as a Resident or Fellow Member upon the completion or discontinuance of the member's training, or for more than six total years, except as otherwise provided in the Bylaws.
Provided further that any extension beyond six years of Resident or Fellow Membership must have written approval of the Director of his or her training program, as well as the written approval of the Secretary-Treasurer of this Society.
The resident and fellow membership annually, by mail or electronic ballot or at an appointed meeting, shall elect officers, one of whom shall serve on the Board of Directors of the Society for one year.
This includes a physician in full-time training in an accredited anesthesia residency in Pennsylvania who earned a degree of doctor of medicine, bachelor of medicine or doctor of osteopathy. Membership in this category lasts a maximum of five years.
1.123 Resident or Fellow Member - A physician within the continuum of training in Anesthesiology in an accredited residency in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, or a physician training in a fellowship in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, who holds the degree of Doctor of Medicine, Bachelor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathy shall be eligible to become a Resident or Fellow member of this Society for a period of no longer than six years.
No person shall continue as a Resident or Fellow Member upon the completion or discontinuance of the member's training, or for more than six total years, except as otherwise provided in the Bylaws.
Provided further that any extension beyond six years of Resident or Fellow Membership must have written approval of the Director of his or her training program, as well as the written approval of the Secretary-Treasurer of this Society.
The resident and fellow membership annually, by mail or electronic ballot or at an appointed meeting, shall elect officers, one of whom shall serve on the Board of Directors of the Society for one year.
