Join Us!
Joining the North Carolina Foot & Ankle Society connects you with leading experts and resources, enhancing your practice while fostering collaboration and innovation in podiatric care.
Join Us!
Joining the North Carolina Foot & Ankle Society connects you with leading experts and resources, enhancing your practice while fostering collaboration and innovation in podiatric care.
Why Join?
Membership in The North Carolina Foot & Ankle Society offers invaluable resources and support for podiatric professionals, fostering a strong community dedicated to advancing the field of foot and ankle care. Members gain access to the latest research, educational opportunities, and networking events that enhance their clinical practice and professional development.
By joining NCFAS, practitioners can contribute to advocacy efforts that promote the interests of the profession and improve patient access to specialized care. Together, we are stronger in addressing challenges, sharing best practices, and elevating standards of care in our communities, ensuring that podiatric medicine continues to thrive in North Carolina.
Complete an APPLICATION
- Practicing DPM
- Resident / Fellow/Postgraduate
- Student
Applications for Senior, Life and Non-Practicing Member are available at APMA.org.
Employed DPMs, download this one-pager to help justify the value of membership to decision-makers in your organization.
| Member Status | APMA Dues | NCFAS Dues |
| Podiatric Medical Student | Free | N/A |
| DPM in Residency or Fellowship | Free | Free |
| DPM in First Year of Practice | Free | $166 |
| DPM in Second Year of Practice | $460 | $166 |
| DPM in Third Year of Practice | $460 | $356 |
| DPM in Fourth Year of Practice | $460 | $356 |
| DPM in Fifth Year of Practice and beyond | $925 | $475 |
| DPM Faculty Member or Senior Member | $460 | $237.50 |
| DPM Part-Time** | $460 | $237.50 |
**A licensed DPM who is a member in good standing of APMA and the NC Foot & Ankle Society may apply for part-time membership if not actively engaged in practice for more than 20 hours per week. The Society may request supporting documentation to confirm that members in this category continue to meet the part-time status.