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National
Association of Boards of Pharmacy: only professional association that represents the
state boards of pharmacy. Contact them for more detail licensing information for the US.
American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy (AACP): is the national organization representing
the interests of pharmaceutical education and educators.
American College of Clinical Pharmacy : a professional and scientific society for Clinical
Pharmacists.
American Pharmaceutical Association
Quality
Assurance Institute: exclusively dedicated to partnering with the enterprise-wide
Information Quality profession. QAI is an international organization consisting of member
companies in search of effective methods for detection-software quality control and
prevention-software quality assurance.
Twin Cities Quality Assurance Association: Located in the metropolitan area of Minneapolis
and St. Paul, Minnesota, the Twin Cities Quality Assurance Association (TCQAA) has been supporting software organizations and information technology professionals since 1986.
Quality Assurance Review Center: The Quality Assurance Review Center (QARC) is a National Data
and Review Center. QARC provides radiotherapy and diagnostic imaging quality assurance programs for several National Cooperative Cancer Groups. It is an established research
resource for clinical investigators around the world. International Journal of Quality Assurance: The International Journal of Health Care Quality Assurance (IJHCQA) aims to broaden your knowledge and understanding of quality assurance and its implementation in organizations. Assurance provides a much needed resource for all those involved in developing, initiating and monitoring quality assurance programmes in the health care industry.
American
Board of Radiology: responsible for setting national standards in various fields of
Radiology.
American Registry of Radiologic Technologists: this is the certification agency of the US for
Radiology professionals. The ARRT provide and administer the national certification examination.
American Society of Radiologic Technologists: provides its members with educational
opportunities, promotes radiologic technology as a career and monitors state and federal
legislation that affects the profession.
American
Roentgen Ray Society : the oldest radiology society in the United States. The society
is dedicated to the goal of the advancement of medicine through the science of radiology.
American College of Radiology: a nonprofit professional society whose purposes are to improve
service to the patient, advance the science of radiology, and encourage continuing education for radiologists.
Radiological Society of North America: provides radiologists and allied health scientists with
educational programs and materials and seeks to promote research in all aspects of Radiology and related sciences.
International Society of Radiographers and Radiologic Technologists: an organization composed of
sixty-one national radiographic societies from fifty-seven countries. It acts as a link between radiographers and radiological technologists throughout the world. Association
of Social Work Boards (ASWB): the association of regulatory boards for social work,
including 49 US states, the District of Columbia, the US Virgin Islands and Alberta,
Canada. They develop and maintain the national licensing exam for social work. National
Association of Social Workers (NASW): a US membership organization for the profession
of social work. They offer life insurance, liability insurance, State and Federal
representation, and more to members. International
Federation of Social Workers (IFSW): a global organization of professional
orgaizations of social work. An excellent resource for international social work links. Clinical Social Work Federation: a joint group of 31 state societies of Clinical Social Work. They keep track of current national trends, and offer members many benefits and programs. Physical Therapy American
Physical Therapy Association: a professional association for Physical Therapy
professionals. Federation
of State Boards of Physical Therapy: the joint association of all US State Boards of
Physical Therapy. THe FSBPT has designed and administer the national certifying exam for
US Physical Therapists. Respiratory Therapy National
Board for Respiratory Care: the national regulatory board for Respiratory Therapists
in the US.
Canadian
Society of Respiratory Therapists: the national regulatory board for Respiratory
Therapists in the Canada.
Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals: a society of professionals with for the
cardiovascular area. Members include Respiratory Therapists and MD's,
Lambda Beta Society: the national honor
society for Respiratory Therapy.
American Association for Respiratory Care
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American
Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP): provides certification for medical laboratory
professionals in a variety of specialties. If you wish to work in the USA, please start by
visiting this site. International
Association of Medical Laboratory Technologists: an excellent resource for those
interested in international issues for Medical Laboratory Technology. Membership is not
available for individuals, but if you are a member of one of the 40 member societies, you
hold automatic membership. American Medical Technologists : an alternate certifying body for Medical Laboratory Technologists in the United States.American
Registry of Radiologic Technologists: this is the certification agency of the US for
Radiology professionals. The ARRT provide and administer the national certification
examination. American
Society of Radiologic Technologists: provides its members with educational
opportunities, promotes radiologic technology as a career and monitors state and federal
legislation that affects the profession. International
Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine: a non-profit organization dedicated to
furthering the development and use of MRI in medicine. Society
for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance: an international organization dedicated to the
education of physicians and allied health care providers in the application of magnetic
resonance to the heart and circulation. Yale
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Research Group: a great resource for current information
about MRI and Nuclear Medicine. Clinical
Magnetic Resonance Society: a good information resource. Also has an members-only
online discussion forum. American
Registry of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers: nonprofit organization in operation to
administer examinations and award credentials in the areas of diagnostic medical
sonography. Start here if you are looking to work in the US. Society
of Diagnostic Medical Sonographers: an international professional society, based in
the US, for professionals who practice sonography. American Institute for Ultrasound in Medicine : a source of continuing education in Ultrasound. Members include physicians, scientists, sonographers, medical students and more.
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American Hospital Association: is the
national organization that represents and serves all types of hospitals, health care
networks, and their patients and communities.
American College of Healthcare Executives:
an international Healthcare Executive professional society, which offers credentialling,
and continuing education opportunities.
American Health Information Management
Association: a professional organization representing Health information management
professionals.
Association for Healthcare Resource and
Material Management: a resource for current technical information. American Society for Healthcare Human Resource Administration: professional organization for human resources professionals in healthcare. |
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American Association of Nurse Attorneys: a resource and professional association for nurse
attorneys. American
Association of Legal Nurse Consultants: a resource and professional association for
legal nurse consultants and for nurse attorneys. American
Academy of Ambulatory Care Nurses:
a professional association for Ambulatory Care Nurses. American
Association of Colleges of Nursing:
is the national voice for America's baccalaureate- and higher-degree nursing education
programs. American
Association of Critical Care Nurses:
a professional association for Critical Care and ICU nurses. American
Nurses Association: a full-service professional organization representing over 2.6
million US Registered Nurses. Canadian
Nurses Association: the
regulatory body for nursing in Canada. If you wish to work in Canada, visit this site
first. National
Council of State Boards of Nursing, Inc.: the national regulatory body for Nursing in
the US. If you wish to work in the US, visit this site first.
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