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Membership Categories & Terms
Member
Any
individual who is currently employed in a healthcare organization or
system, healthcare related industry, or in healthcare education; and
has earned a baccalaureate degree or its equivalent in education and
experience.
Fellow
A Member in
good standing who applies for Fellow membership and who meets the
criteria for Fellow membership established by the Board of
Directors.
Emeritus Fellow
Any
Fellow who has filed an application with the Academy requesting
to be granted Emeritus Fellow membership; has been a Fellow of
the Academy for at least five years; has retired from the
healthcare field; has reached the age of sixty; and has attended
at least two AAMA Annual conferences in the last five years,
and/or actively participated in college or Academy committees
during the same time frame.
Student
Member
Any
individual enrolled in an accredited course for a
baccalaureate or higher degree in the healthcare field who
meets the criteria established by the Board of Directors and
is either (i) enrolled full-time or part-time in a four-year
program in health services administration or a related
administrative field leading to a baccalaureate degree; or
(ii) enrolled full-time or part-time as a graduate student in
health services administration or a related administrative
field. Graduate students are limited to two years as a Student
Member and then must become either a Member or Associate
member to continue their membership in the Academy. Student Members may not be employed in a full-time
healthcare management position or hold a commission in the
military medical service for which they receive full pay and
allowances. Proof of student status (student ID card or class schedule) must accompany all applications.
Associate
Member
Individuals
who express an interest in and desire to support the
Academy, but are not eligible to belong to AAMA in any other
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