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Are you connected? Boost your career and advance the fi eld of reproductive medicine by connecting with like-minded ASRM members through member groups. Joining is easy! Log in as a member to www.asrm.org and click Join an Affi liate Society, Professional Group, or Special Interest Group. AFFILIATED SOCIETIES Society for Assisted Reproductive Technology (SART) — open to any member of a SART practice that reports its data to SART. Society for Male Reproduction and Urology (SMRU) — open to doctors, nurses, researchers and other health professionals who have a special interest in male reproduction. Society of Reproductive Biologists & Technologists (SRBT) — (formerly RBPG and RLTPG) promotes standards of excellence in research and laboratory applications to advance the professional development of scientists and lab specialists working in the fi elds of Reproductive Biology and applied Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART). Society for Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility (SREI) — limited to individuals who have: (1) completed a fellowship approved by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ABOG); (2) passed the written examination in this subspecialty; and (3) passed the oral examination following two years of subspecialty practice. Associate Members are individuals in fellowships or within seven years of fellowship and awaiting certifi cation. Please visit www.socrei.org for International Member requirements. Society of Reproductive Surgeons (SRS) — promotes excellence in gynecologic and urologic reproductive surgery by providing and encouraging professional education, lay education, and by fostering research. PROFESSIONAL GROUPS Association of Reproductive Managers (ARM) — advances fertility practice management through leadership, research, and education. Legal Professional Group (LPG) — raises awareness of and clarifi es legal issues pertaining to assisted reproductive technologies. Mental Health Professional Group (MHPG) — enhances knowledge and understanding of psychological/emotional aspects of reproductive health. Nurses’ Professional Group (NPG) — fosters ASRM’s goals within the practice of professional nursing and improves patient care by providing a forum for networking and information exchange among nurses. SPECIAL INTEREST GROUPS Androgen Excess (AESIG) — increases knowledge in the area of androgen excess and provides an exchange forum for related disorders. Chinese (ChSIG) — provides opportunities for training, research, networking and clinical studies in the fi eld of reproductive medicine within and outside of China. Contraception (CSIG) — promotes and supports basic and applied research in contraception. Endometriosis (EndoSIG) — fosters an increased interest in the biology, pathophysiology and clinical management of endometriosis. Environment and Reproduction (ERSIG) — enhances understanding of the effect of environmental factors on reproductive health through excellence in education, research and clinical practice. Fertility Preservation (FPSIG) — promotes industry and public knowledge of infertility introduced by cancer therapy and other medical treatments; promotes research, education and strategy development for fertility preservation. Fibroid (FSIG) — stimulates, supports, and promotes education, research, and knowledge of fi broid development, growth, pathophysiology, clinical manifestations and treatment. Genetic Counseling (GCSIG) — provides genetic counseling resources, serves as a liaison to the National Society of Genetic Counselors (NSGC), and generates a presentation track on genetic counseling topics for the ASRM Annual Meeting. Health Disparities (HDSIG) — identifi es disparities in access and outcomes of women of color seeking reproductive health services; identifi es strategies to address these disparities and other reproductive problems of women of color. Imaging in Reproductive Medicine (IRMSIG) — promotes the advancement of imaging techniques for diagnosis, as well as for therapeutic purposes; fosters research to achieve progress in its clinical applications. Menopause (MSIG) — promotes the study of menopause and post-menopausal health; advocates research and education; provides an exchange forum. Nutrition Special Interest Group (NutriSIG) – advances the understanding of the role of nutrition in reproductive medicine through evidence-based research. Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology (PAGSIG) — promotes the study and supports research in pediatric and adolescent gynecology. Preimplantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGDSIG) — coordinates research, education, and training in preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) in collaboration with the Preimplantation Genetics Diagnosis International Society. Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell Biology (RMSCBSIG) — encourages, facilitates and promotes education, research, and knowledge transfer in the fi eld of regenerative medicine and stem cell biology. Reproductive Immunology (RISIG) — fosters an interest in reproductive immunology among individual members who have completed an M.D., Ph.D., or equivalent nonmedical, research-based graduate degree. Sexuality (SSIG) — advances sexual health research and clinical training among ASRM’s multidisciplinary membership. Women’s Council — promotes career development and interaction across disciplines; provides mentoring opportunities for female members of ASRM.
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