- Annual Educational Meeting
- Practice Management Meeting
- Periodic Updates and Newsletters
- Recognized at the ASA
- Representation and Updates on State and Federal Legislative and Regulatory Issues
Benefits
About ISA
The History of Organized Anesthesiology in Indiana Precedes the ISA With the Founding of the Committee on Anesthesia and Later the Section of Anesthesia of the Indiana State Medical Association (ISMA). As Early as 1926, the ISMA Had a Committee on Anesthesia. The Section on Anesthesia Became the Fourth Section of the ISMA Largely Through the Leadership of Floyd Romberger, M.D. of Lafayette.
Active
A Physician Who Is Engaged in the Practice of, or Who Is Especially Interested in the Medical Specialty of Anesthesiology, Who Has Successfully Completed a Training Program in Anesthesiology Whose Location of Principal Professional Activity Is in the State of Indiana, and Who Is an Active Member of the American Society of Anesthesiologists.
Affiliate
A Physician or Other Scientist Who Is Especially Interested in the Field of Anesthesiology, but Who Does Not Fulfill the Requirements for Inclusion in Other Categories, or a Physician in the Service of the United States Government or the Veterans Administration, Shall Be Eligible to Become an Affiliate Member.
Anesthesiologist Assistant
An Anesthesiologist Assistant Who Is a Fellow Member in Good Standing of the American Academy of Anesthesiologist Assistants (AAAA) and Whose Location of Principal Professional Activity Is in the State of Indiana Shall Be Eligible to Become an Anesthesiologist Assistant Member. The Secretary of This Society Shall Review and Approve All Anesthesiologist Assistant Applications.
Anesthesiologist Assistant Student
An Anesthesiologist Assistant Student Who Is Enrolled in an Educational Program in Indiana Is Eligible to Become an Anesthesiologist Assistant Student Member. Each Anesthesiologist Assistant Student Member Applicant Shall File, With the Secretary of This Society, an Application and Confirmation of Training by the Program Director or Coordinator.
Honorary
A Doctor of Medicine or a Scientist Who Shall Have Rendered Years of Faithful Service to This Society, or Who Has Made a Significant Contribution to Anesthesiology, or Who Has Attained Exceptional Eminence in Anesthesiology, Shall Be Eligible to Become an Honorary Member.
Resident
A Physician in Full-Time Training in an Accredited Anesthesiology Residency in the State of Indiana Shall Be Eligible to Become a Resident Member.
Retired
A Doctor of Medicine Who Shall Have Been an Active Member of This Society in Good Standing for a Period of at Least Ten Years and Who Shall Have Attained the Age of 65 Years, or Shall Have Become Permanently Disabled, Shall Be Eligible to Become a Retired Member, Provided.
Why Join
ISA + ASA: Better Together!
When You Join, Members Belong to Both the ISA and ASA. This Relationship Provides Great Value Individually and Collectively, as You Have Access to National and State Resources – the Only Place to Get Anesthesia-Specific Info.
Improve Patient Care & Safety
Isn’t That Why We Are All Here? ISA Puts Hoosier Patients First by Providing Educational Sessions on the Latest Techniques and Procedures for Quality Patient Care.
Support
Connect With Others in the Field and Know That There Is Someone Who Understands Your Needs and Issues. Physician Burnout Is Real, and ISA Is Here to Provide Support.
Legislative Advocacy
Working to Protect and Promote Physician-Led Anesthesia Care With Policymakers at the State and Federal Level. The ISAPAC Is Also the Largest Physician Advocacy PAC in the State and Assists in Advocating for Issues Important to Physician Anesthesiologists.
Professional Development
Keep Your Career on Track With the Latest Clinical Information, Practice Management Guidance, CME, and Resources to Advance the Standards of Anesthesiology Practice.
Influence the Profession
ISA Provides a Platform, at Both ISMA and ASA, for Your Voice to Be Heard by a Larger Audience of Your Peers.
Stay Up-to-Date
ISA Members Receive Exclusive Communications on Timely Issues Related to Anesthesia Care and Legislative Matters.
Develop Leadership Skills
Participate on the Board or Consider Chairing One of the Many Committees ISA Has to Offer. Opportunities Are Available to Be a Leader and Impact the Future of Your Profession.
Awards
ISA Recognizes and Awards Members for Outstanding Achievements, Contributions to Your Specialty, and/or Exemplary Service to ISA.
Build Connections
Meet Leaders in Your Field and Gain Connections Through Multiple In-Person and Virtual Events Held by ISA and ASA.
About ISA
The Indiana Society of Anesthesiologists (ISA) Is an Organization of Physicians Dedicated to Serving the Best Interests of All Patients. The ISA Promotes Patient Safety, Continuing Medical Education, Scientific Study, and Functions as an Organized Voice for Anesthesiology, Including Perioperative Care, Pain Management, and Critical Care.
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