Thank you for your interest in an ACCP membership.

Boasting a rich 40-year history, ACCP has a diverse global membership dedicated to improving the quality of patient care by optimizing the use of therapeutics. The College achieves this by providing Continuing Education to a broad range of clinicians and healthcare professionals involved in patient care and research. Individuals can participate in meetings or online educational activities that provide a forum for new scientific ideas and bring together healthcare professionals of various disciplines to meet and discuss areas of common interest. ACCP is one of the few organizations to still offer Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Pharmacy Education (CPE) credits for qualified professionals. In addition to collegial exchange and networking opportunities, ACCP publishes The Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacology in Drug Development, both of which are provided to Members by online access at no additional cost.

ACCP membership runs on a calendar year, January to December. Dues renewal notifications are sent in October for the coming year. Persons joining mid-year should utilize the "Half Year" dues option. Please note that the "Half Year" option is only available the first year of ACCP membership. All future payments must be full year payments.

Before you apply for membership, please note if any of the following apply to you:

• Been a Member of ACCP in the past;
• Have attended an Annual Meeting or Frontiers Meetings;
• Presented a poster at an ACCP Meeting;
• Participated as faculty at an ACCP Meeting.

Please contact KLevy@ACCP1.org for existing profile and login information.

ACCP Membership categories provide membership options for all healthcare professionals.

Benefits of Membership

• All new applicants are required to Complete/Update a Profile and submit a CV to MemberApps@ACCP1.org.
• Student Member applicants must also submit some form of verification of student status to MemberApps@ACCP1.org, and Fellow applicants must submit two letters of support from current ACCP Fellows.

An application is not considered complete until all required documents have been submitted and acknowledged by the Executive Office. All applications must be submitted in full 30 days before the Board of Regents Meetings, the dates of which are noted below:

• February 10, 2013
  
• May 5, 2013
  
• September 21, 2013

Member and Student Member applicants will receive approval and acknowledgement within ten business days of submission of final documents and may pay dues immediately.

Fellow applicants are approved by the Board of Regents at the February, May and September board meetings.

All new applicants will receive formal notification of approval by the Board of Regents after the February, May and September board meetings.

Upload required documents to MemberApps@ACCP1.org

Facilitating Membership in Developing Countries

In accordance with the globalization of health education and research, e.g., through world health programs such as the Health InterNetwork, there is an ongoing effort to improve worldwide access to health information of high quality. ACCP enjoys collegial ties within the global clinical pharmacology community and proudly boasts a substantial number of international members, including colleagues from developing countries who take advantage of ACCP's relevant educational programs and publications. A dues structure has been established for Members from developing countries categorized as low income or lower middle income by the World Bank and those fees are adjusted according to current economic conditions that are updated annually by the World Bank. This fee structure is economically feasible for ACCP by using electronic communications and documents, which are accessed by members in developing countries via the Members-only area of the College's website. Qualifications and requirements for membership can be found in the application materials. For those of you with qualified colleagues working in countries with developing economies, you can help advance the international clinical pharmacology community by promoting membership in ACCP. Dues for Developing Countries.