Membership Types

Member Type

• Voting

• January 1st

1. Practice clinically or perform research in infectious diseases pharmacotherapy, antimicrobial stewardship, or review and management of antimicrobial therapy or outcomes within a healthcare entity for a minimum of 20% of the prospective member’s job duties

OR


2. Be employed or engaged as a consultant with a pharmaceutical or diagnostic company, government agency, academic institution, or other organization with a focus on antimicrobial research and development, microbiology, antimicrobial stewardship, policy or other field related to infectious diseases pharmacotherapy for a minimum of 20% of the prospective member’s job duties

• Completed a PGY2 infectious diseases residency, infectious diseases fellowship, or equivalent intensive post-graduate clinical and/or research training with a focus on infectious diseases

OR


• Earned BCIDP designation

OR


• Completed an intensive antimicrobial stewardship certificate course developed by an infectious diseases-specialty organization (e.g., SIDP, BSAC, MAD-ID)

OR


• Meet criteria outlined in #1 or #2 for at least three years after receipt of the prospective member’s highest educational degree

• A current curriculum vitae

AND


• A letter of reference from a fellow healthcare professional or mentor attesting to meeting membership criteria

BECOME A FULL MEMBER

Member Type

• Non-Voting

• January 1st

• Any pharmacist or non-pharmacist not meeting the requirements for full membership, but with an interest in the area of infectious diseases pharmacotherapy may participate as non-voting members of the Society

• A current curriculum vitae

AND


• A letter of reference from a fellow healthcare professional or mentor attesting to the applicant’s interest in the area of infectious diseases pharmacotherapy

BECOME AN ASSOCIATE MEMBER

Member Type

• Non-Voting

• January 1st

• Student in a school of pharmacy or pharmacy degree program with an interest in infectious diseases
• PhD or post-doctoral program focused on microbiology, infectious diseases, antimicrobial stewardship health outcomes, or other category as approved by the Board
• PGY1 or PGY2 residency with an interest in infectious diseases
• Infectious Diseases fellowship

• A current curriculum vitae

AND


• A letter of reference from a program director, precptor, current SIDP member, or professior

BECOME A TRAINEE-ASSOCIATE MEMBER