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Membership
Being a member of TSP brings value to your career and practice.
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Access to broad-based field knowledge and experience
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Discounted conference registration fees
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Access to the highest quality CME
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Ability to collaborate on advocacy and initiatives that strengthen our profession
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Access to the TSP online member directory
Membership Types
Active
$375
Votes and may hold office
Open to physicians who hold a current Texas State Board of Medical Examiners’ license to practice medicine and surgery in Texas, have spent at least four years (including training) in pathology, and dedicate the major portion of their practice to this specialty.
In addition they must meet one of the following: hold any certificate of the American Board of Pathology, or hold full membership in a national society of pathologists that judges the qualifications of its members. Group
$300 per person
Active membership, 20% reduction
A group is two or more pathologists practicing patient care. A group qualifies for a 20% reduction in dues per person when at least 75% of its members enroll.
75% enrollment applies to groups of four or more. Groups of 2–3 are encouraged to join with 100% enrollment. Active membership only. Payment: one invoice and payment is processed for the participating institution or organization. Individual payments are not accepted. To apply, email Ky Camero. Junior
Exempt from dues
No vote, no office · six years maximum
For physicians in pathology residency or fellowship programs. Junior members may remain in this category for a maximum of six years.
Medical students: if you are interested in joining, please use this member type. Corresponding
$125
No vote, no office
For pathologists who are not residents of Texas, and who are either active members of this Society who have moved to another state, or active members of the state pathology society where they reside.
Associate
$300
No voting rights
For candidates with doctorates in the clinical sciences — microbiology, clinical chemistry, hematology, transfusion medicine. Associate members come from academic pathology departments only.
Retired
$30
All Active privileges except vote and office
For pathologists fully retired from the practice of pathology who request a change in status to retired member, where reasonable documentation confirms retired status. Members remain Retired until they re-engage in the practice of pathology.
To become a retired member, email Ky Camero, TSP Executive Director. For other membership inquiries, contact the TSP Executive Office.
Membership FAQ
Contributions or gifts to the Texas Society of Pathologists are not tax deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, a portion of dues may be tax deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses. TSP estimates that 17% of your 2025 dues will be nondeductible as this portion is allocable to lobbying as defined by law.
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