Increased membership will result in a stronger more unified voice
and an increased ability to strengthen CAEP’s position
as a leader in emergency medicine.
General Information
Who we are
Why CAEP needs the emergency medicine community
Why the emergency medicine community needs CAEP
What is my membership category and its' definition?
How do I benefit as a CAEP member?
How do I submit my CAEP membership?
Who can I contact for more information?
New Members
1/2 Year Prorated Fee Schedule
Who we are
CAEP is the national voice of emergency medicine. For over 30 years, CAEP has represented and educated Emergency Physicians in an effort to better the care provided to the Canadian public.
A membership with CAEP is open to physicians practicing full or part-time emergency medicine, resident's engaged in post-graduate training in emergency medicine and medical students with an interest in emergency medicine. Individuals who have an interest in emergency medicine are also able to hold a membership with CAEP.
Why CAEP needs the emergency medicine community
Increased membership results in a stronger, more unified voice, and an increased ability to strengthen CAEP’s position as a leader in emergency medicine. From this, we will have the resources necessary to create more CME Roadshows, develop guidelines & position statements, and have more tools to assist physicians.
Why the emergency medicine community needs CAEP
- To be their voice to improve emergency medicine.
- To be the leader in education.
- To develop guidelines and position statements that will enhance their specialty.
- To provide a community environment where physicians from across the country can network with colleagues.
What is my membership category and its' definition?
Active Member
Active Members of the Association shall be physicians resident in Canada, who are registered practitioners licensed and in good standing with a college of physicians and surgeons or equivalent governing body within Canada, and devote a significant portion of their clinical endeavours to practicing emergency medicine in Canada.
They may vote at Annual or Special General Meetings of the Association and hold appointed or elected office. They may sit on committees, sections or interest groups as voting members.
Active CAEP/AMUQ Member
Active CAEP members who are also active members of l’Association des médecins d’urgence du Québec (AMUQ). Please note that you must submit separately to the respective organizations.
Resident
Resident Members of the Association shall be Canadian physician engaged in post-graduate training in Canada who plan to practice Emergency Medicine. Resident Members shall enjoy the privileges of membership as defined by the Board and they shall not have the right to vote in elections, the right to vote at Annual or Special General Meetings of the Association, the right to hold appointed or elected office, or the right to chair committees or interest groups. Resident Members may sit as members on committees, sections or interest groups.
Resident CAEP/AMUQ
Active CAEP members who are also active members of l’Association des médecins d’urgence du Québec (AMUQ). Please note that you must submit separately to the respective organizations.
Affiliate
Affiliate Members of the Association shall be physicians, resident in Canada, who are registered practitioners licensed and in good standing with a college of physicians and surgeons or equivalent governing body within Canada, and interested and/or involved in Emergency Medicine. They may not vote at Annual or Special General Meetings of the Association or hold appointed or elected office. They may sit on committees, sections or interest groups as voting members.
Associate Members
Associate Member status will be considered for individuals with an interest in emergency medicinewho are not physicians and who reside in Canada. Associate Members shall enjoy the privileges of Membership, except the right to vote, to hold elected office, or sit on committees, belong to sections or interest groups of the Association.
International Members
International Members of the Association shall be physicians who reside and/or practice outside of Canada who are interested and/or involved in emergency medicine. International Members shall enjoy the privileges of Membership, except the right to vote or to hold elected office. They may sit on committees, sections or interest groups as voting members.
Retired
An Active Member who retires from the practice of the profession may, on application to the Executive Director or such other person as designated by the Executive Director or the Board, become a Retired Member of the Association. Retired Members shall enjoy the privileges of Membership, except the right to vote. They shall be eligible to sit as non-voting members of, but to not Chair, committees, sections or interest groups of the Association.
Spouse
Not a category but a discount for an Active Member whose spouse is also an Active Member. There shall be only one CJEM sent to the household. All benefits apply to Active Membership.
Student
Student Members of the Association shall be medical students resident and enrolled in a program in Canada who are interested in emergency medicine.
Student Members shall enjoy the privileges of Membership, except the right to vote at the Annual Meeting or to hold elected office. They shall be eligible to sit as non-voting members of, but to not Chair, committees, sections or interest groups of the Association.
Honorary Life Members
Honorary Life Membership shall be awarded to Members who have rendered outstanding service in emergency medicine. Candidates for this form of Membership may be proposed to the Board for subsequent approval. Honorary Life Members shall have all the rights and privileges of Active Members.
How do I benefit as a CAEP member?
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How do I submit my CAEP membership?
You can:
- join or renew online,
- fax your form to (613) 523-0190,
- phone (613) 523-3343 x 11
- or mail it to Melanie Farah-Roy at 104-1785 Alta Vista Drive, Ottawa, ON K1G 3Y6.
Who can I contact for more information?
Please contact Melanie Farah-Roy if you have any questions about your membership with CAEP.
What are my dues this year?
| Member Category | Membership Fees |
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| Active | $440.00 |
| Active CAEP/AMUQ | $390.00 |
| Resident | $130.00 |
| Resident CAEP/AMUQ | $120.00 |
| Affiliate | $405.00 |
| Associate | $405.00 |
| International | $405.00 |
| Retired |
$245.00 - CJEM printed copy $145.00 - CJEM online access only |
| Spouse | $340.00 |
| Student | $75.00 |
For new members please visit this page for the pro-rated fee: 1/2 Year Prorated Fee Schedule
Renewing Member Forms
To fax or mail your new membership form, please download and complete the 2011 Membership Renewal
New Member Forms
To fax or mail your new membership form, please download and complete the quarter year pro-rated 2011 membership form
Your interest and support of CAEP is very much appreciated. Thank you.
