Membership

Membership to the ESA permits access to all meetings, awards, additional national and international information, and a quarterly Newsletter. See your local Council member, or contact the ESA Secretariat in the RACP offices in Sydney.

Society goals:

• To promote the advancement and dissemination of knowledge in endocrinology.
  
• To promote interest in and improve the clinical practice of endocrinology.
  
• To promote basic and clinical research into endocrinology.
  
• To hold scientific meetings of basic and clinical endocrinologists.

Eligibility:

Any medical graduate, scientist or health care professional with interests in endocrinology is eligible for membership of the Society. Student membership is available for bona fide full-time postgraduate students of an institute approved by Council.

Nominations for membership must be accompanied by a completed Application for Membership form including the name of one proposer and the first year's subscription fee.

Fees:

A motion was put up at the 2008 AGM to increase subscription fees incrementally over the next five years. The changes are in line with the fees of other societies, and the motion was accepted by members.. The new fees will be:

• Australian Full members - $110.00 in 2009, then increasing $10 each year up to $150.
• Australian Student members - $50 in 2009, then increasing $5 each year up to $70.
• Overseas members - $45 in 2009, then increasing $5 each year up to $65.

Application:

Download the ESA Membership Application Form (PDF:86KB)

Constitution:
The Society is governed by the eight members of its Council who are elected every two years by a ballot of the membership in accordance with the Constitution.
See: Memorandum and Articles of Association

ESA Life Members

Members who have been granted Life Membership:
See: Honorary Life Members of ESA