Why Join the Medical Society?

• It represents you and your colleagues in public health and welfare programs;
• It nurtures a more favorable public attitude toward the profession by helping people to understand and appreciate medicine's contribution to the public welfare;
• It guides the development of medical practice;
• It protects the public against exploitation;
• It helps the profession to meet its collective responsibilities to the public in resolving medical delivery problems;
• It monitors the prepaid medical plans and the other economic methods designed to pay for services;
• It helps you to survive as a responsible professional in an increasingly interdependent and socialized society; and
• It promotes and advances the art, skill, knowledge and interest in the field of medicine to improve everyone's standard of living as well as their health. (more)