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Residents & Students
Eligibility
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Students enrolled in allopathic or osteopathic medical schools that are approved by appropriate U.S. accrediting institutions as defined by the AAFP Commission on Education.
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Privileges
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May have floor at Assembly. (Duly-elected student delegates to the Congress have additional privileges.)
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Continuing Study Requirements
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None
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General Membership Information
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Applications for student and resident membership are approved at the national level, subject to AAFP Bylaws.
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National headquarters completes enrollment. Transfers from one classification to another must be approved by the constituent chapter.
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If all membership requirements are met, membership is continued on an annual basis, unless notification is received from the member.
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Chapter Membership
AAFP membership is unified, which means that members are required to belong to the national AAFP and to their appropriate chapter. The AAFP has a chapter for each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Uniformed Services, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Members are also required to belong to a local chapter, if one exists in their area.
Chapter membership makes it convenient for AAFP members to access relevant information and focused resources right where they live and work. Chapters offer local and regional opportunities to network, mentor, volunteer, take a leadership role, and get involved in the AAFP.
International Medical Students
Medical students who are currently enrolled in a medical school in a country or territory outside the United States that is not accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) or the American Osteopathic Association's Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation (AOA COCA). To apply, please complete and submit an online application.
Questions? Contact us at (800) 274-2237, or contactcenter@aafp.org.
Eligibility
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Physicians training in ACGME-accredited three-year FP residencies.
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Physicians training in AOA-approved rotating general or FP internships and AOA-approved general or FP residencies.
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Graduates of ACGME or AOA FP residencies immediately extending training or entering fellowships.
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Privileges
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May vote and have floor at Assembly. May hold constituent chapter office and national committee appointments.
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Continuing Study Requirements
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None
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General Membership Information
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Applications for student and resident membership are approved at the national level, subject to AAFP bylaws.
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National headquarters completes enrollment. Transfers from one classification to another must be approved by the constituent chapter.
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If all membership requirements are met, membership is continued on an annual basis, unless notification is received from the member.
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Chapter Membership
AAFP membership is unified, which means that members are required to belong to the national AAFP and to their appropriate chapter. The AAFP has a chapter for each of the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Uniformed Services, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Members are also required to belong to a local chapter, if one exists in their area.
Chapter membership makes it convenient for AAFP members to access relevant information and focused resources right where they live and work. Chapters offer local and regional opportunities to network, mentor, volunteer, take a leadership role, and get involved in the AAFP.
Questions? Contact us at (800) 274-2237 or contactcenter@aafp.org.