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To join a committee, you must be a PA Section CAP-ACP member. The different membership categories are described below, and you can always follow us on our social media platforms. Scroll to find the links to our various accounts!
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PA Section CAP-ACP Membership
Join the Membership!Membership Categories
PA Associate Members: includes those persons who are certified via the Canadian Certification Council of Pathologists’ Assistants (CCCPA-CCCAP) that have applied for and are granted membership to the PA Section via the general CAP-ACP application form. PA Associate Members are voting members of the PA Section.
PA Junior Associate Members: includes those persons who are students presently enrolled in a Pathologists’ Assistant Masters training program. Affiliates in this category may apply for PA Associate Membership following completion of their training program and following certification. Junior Associates are non-voting members.
International PAs and Inquiring Affiliates: non-voting members of the PA Section and may include those who have interests in common with Pathologists’ Assistants; Have interests in laboratory medicine in general; Have interests in the advancement of laboratory diagnostics
PA Emeritus Associates: those who were PA Associate Members and have resigned from full time or part-time employment. Emeritus (retired) Associates are non-voting members of the PA Section.
Pathology Laboratory Specialist Associates: non-voting members of the PA Section that are non-PAs, who are CCCPLS-CCCSLP certified, and eligible to practice in Canada.