Membership

membership

Sharing a common interest in infections in the immunocompromised host, the Society has a membership from over 60 countries. Membership is open to individuals whose occupation concerns the immunocompromised patient in any of the following areas:

Clinical Care (medicine, nursing, allied health)
Basic or Clinical Research
Teaching
Administration
Drug Development & Delivery

New Registration

why become a member?

There are many benefits of becoming a Member of the ICHS:

Reduced registration to our biennial meetings
Access to Member Section on the ICHS web site allowing Members to connect and network
Members receive hard copies of the Mycology Initiative Monographs. The slide sets, with notes, are available for Members to download from the Members Section of the web site.
Members receive early information on all future activities of the society
Quarterly Society newsletter for Members

Membership Levels

Trainee Member

$90.00 (USD)

for 2 Years

The principle requirement for Trainee Membership is a genuine and active interest in the aims and purposes of the Society. Trainees are defined as full time students or post-doctoral trainees within three years of obtaining a professional degree. The fee for membership is ½ of the Society’s dues for a Member. Trainee Membership is renewable for up to three years after receiving a degree. Application for a Regular Membership in the ICHS is then required. Trainee Membership does include voting privileges in the Society.

Regular Member

$180.00 (USD)

for 2 Years

A person, who shares the stated purpose of the ICHS and fulfills the requirements of Society bylaws, is eligible for membership. A Regular Member may participate in the scientific and business sessions of the society and is eligible for election to office.

With your support we can better serve our membership and friends who attend our meetings; we will be able to implement more ICHS Consultant Panels and learning initiatives in other areas (such as sepsis, HIV, the neonate, etc) and we will be able to attend to the membership responsibilities and keep the society moving forward for the good of our members and patients.