Physicians

Members may be allopathic or osteopathic physicians holding an active license to practice medicine in the United States or its territories or be actively serving as physicians in the United States Armed Forces. Members must have a significant interest in the practice, teaching or administration of urgent care medicine. Retired physicians - those who are no longer actively practicing and/or have voluntarily allowed their medical licenses to lapse - who have been active Members of CUCM™may continue to hold active Membership in the organization.

Physician Assistants

Members must hold an active license to practice medicine in the United States or its territories or be actively serving as physician assistants in the United States Armed Forces. Members must have a significant interest in the practice, teaching or administration of urgent care medicine.

Nurse Practitioners

Members must hold an active license to practice medicine in the United States or its territories or be actively serving as nurse practitioner in the United States Armed Forces. Members must have a significant interest in the practice, teaching or administration of urgent care medicine.

Benefits

Members of CUCM™ will receive our monthly newsletter, Urgent Caring and the Journal of Urgent Care Medicine as part of their membership, as well as reduced fees for annual conventions and conferences and preferred vendor relationships and rates. CUCM™members can participate in many free or reduced-fee webinars and other educational activities. Members have free website access to clinical resources like consensus statements and practice guidelines. Finally, through the national voice given by UCCOP™, members will help direct the future of the specialty.


Membership Dues