Your investment, your return.
Dues are modest. What they buy is a physician-led voice in Columbia, education that keeps you current, and a community that represents South Carolina anesthesiology at the state and national level.
What membership returns
Four ways your membership works for you and for the specialty.
A voice at the State House
The Society carries the physician perspective to legislators and regulators in Columbia and defends the standard of care that keeps patients safe.
Annual meeting and CME
Members stay current through the annual meeting and year-round continuing medical education on the science and practice of anesthesiology.
A statewide community
Connect with physician anesthesiologists from across South Carolina through regional gatherings and the annual meeting.
A seat in the ASA House of Delegates
South Carolina sends delegates to the ASA House of Delegates, so the state’s physicians help shape national anesthesiology policy.
Membership levels
Annual dues are set by level and are billed with your ASA national renewal. Residents, fellows, and members in training are welcome; see the note below on career-stage membership.
- Active Member
- Practicing physician anesthesiologists.
- $500/ year
- Affiliate Member
- Anesthesiologists in VA or military practice.
- $250/ year
- Educational Member
- Residents, fellows, and members in training.
- $150/ year
What membership includes
Everything below exists today. Nothing here is billed on this site: Society dues are collected with your ASA national renewal.
From the Society
The bill tracker and the advocacy record
The Society follows every anesthesia bill through the session, and members can see where each one stands and what the Society did about it.
The annual meeting and CME
Members attend the annual meeting and the Society’s continuing medical education on the science and practice of anesthesiology.
Delegates in the ASA House of Delegates
South Carolina sends its own delegation, so a member’s position on national policy is carried by physicians who practice here.
Colleagues in every district
The executive committee seats members from each congressional district, so the Society reaches physicians across the whole state.
Member resources
Practice, licensure, and partner-organization references are collected in one place for members who need them.
In your member account
Claim your directory listing
Connect the roster record the Society already holds for you, and it stays yours.
Show the SCSA member badge
Opt in and your public listing identifies you as a Society member, with the detail you choose to share.
Keep your profile current
Update your credentials, subspecialty, county, hospital, photo, and bio whenever they change.
See your dues standing
Check what the Society has on record. Society dues are billed with your ASA national renewal.
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Training in South Carolina?
Residents and fellows are a valued part of the Society. Join early to build your network, learn how the specialty is defended at the State House, and take part in the annual meeting.
Considering anesthesiology?
Students exploring the specialty are welcome to connect with the physicians who practice it across the state. Reach out to learn about mentorship and meeting opportunities.
More than a membership card
Members shape the Society’s work. Here are a few ways to step in.
Serve in leadership
Stand for an officer role or join the executive committee, which includes members from each congressional district.
Represent South Carolina nationally
Serve as a delegate to the ASA House of Delegates or in ASA leadership on behalf of the state.
Support the Society’s PAC
Help sustain the largest medical specialty political action committee in South Carolina.
Be a legislative contact
Legislators respond most to physicians who reach out personally. Tell the Society if you know a lawmaker so we can call on you when it counts.
Looking for reference links and partner organizations? Member resources
Become part of the physician-led standard
Add your name to the physicians advocating for anesthesiology in South Carolina.