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Full Membership |
Physicians and scientists who have earned an advance degree (MD, DO, PhD, PharmD or equivalent) ($350) |
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Clinical Care Associates |
Persons who have a general interest in the goals of the ABC such as registered nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nutritionists, exercise scientists, technologists, technicians, and research coordinators ($125) |
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Cardiologists in Training (CIT) |
Physicians in post-graduate training in a vascular specialty ($88) |
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Medical Students, Residents, Interns, and Fellows (non CV) |
Includes non-degreed medical students interested in pursuing advanced studies in cardiology ($50) |
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Youth ABC Member |
Anyone who is less than 18 years old who pledges to maintain a healthy lifestyle and help spread the word about ABC's Seven Steps to a Healthy Heart (no fee)
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Hospital and Health Systems |
Licensed and accredited institutions that provide inpatient, outpatient, or other types of patient care and that support the mission of the ABC ($2500) |
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Supporting Organizations |
Education, social, religious, civic, fraternal, law firms and nonprofit organizations that have an interest in improving the health of the community & support the mission of the ABC ($1,000) |
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Industry Partners Membership |
Includes companies, institutions or forprofit organizations that have an interest in cardiovascular medicine |
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Community Health Advocates |
Includes nonmedical and community health related individuals or organizations that share an interest in promoting and participating community programs offered through the ABC (no fee)
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Life Membership |
Members who pay fifteen (15) times the current annual dues. The Life member pledge is payable in three years. ($5,250 payable over a three-year period) |
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Emeritus Member (Retired) |
Emeritus status is available to retired persons or active members who have reached seventy years of age ($50) |
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Honorary Members |
Persons who share an interest in the purpose of the ABC or who have contributed significantly to the ABC or to the cardiovascular health of the community. |