Membership Types
Members shall be health professionals interested in anogenital and HPV-related diseases and be licensed physicians, advanced practice clinicians, or others who have attained or completed a college degree or an advanced health related degree from an accredited institution. Members may also meet membership criteria if they demonstrate an active interest in anogenital and HPV-related diseases by their professional involvement through nursing, public health policy, and/or research/basic science.
Member Categories
Questions about membership? Contact us at info@asccp.org.
| Membership Tier | Annual Price | Journal Access | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Emeritus | $0 | Add-on Available | Retired members, age 65+, with 5+ consecutive years |
| International* | $140 | Included | *Clinicians in eligible lower-income countries rate based on World Bank Rate. Must contact office to process. |
| Nurse / NP / Midwife | $195 | Included | Advanced practice clinicians in anogenital/HPV care |
| Physician | $250 | Included | Licensed Physician – the full member benefit set |
| Physician Assistant | $195 | Included | PAs practicing in colposcopy or related care |
| Researcher | $175 | Included | Research and basic-science professionals in the field |
| Trainee | $15 | Add-on Available | Students, residents, fellows postdocs in an accredited program |
Member Benefits
- Access to Case Studies
- Subscription to the weekly e-newsletter: ASCCP Advisor
- Discounts on ASCCP’s Meetings
- Free registration to webinars
- Access to the ASCCP Image Archive
- Access to Patient Educational Materials
- Find and post jobs on the ASCCP Job Board
- Access to the Resident Center: ASCCP Resident Center
- Latest information on the Enduring Guidelines: Guidelines
- Listserv for peer-to-peer practice questions and answers.
Membership Application
For assistance, please contact info@asccp.org
Member Testimonial
"I think what is most important to me about ASCCP membership is the opportunity to interact with other physicians, APPs, and researchers from many different specialties that all have a similar interest and focus on lower genital tract disease. This variety of backgrounds and perspectives is educational and engaging."