Join the Pathological Society and receive numerous benefits and opportunities for funding and supporting your research and teaching activities in pathology.

Applying to be a member

To apply for membership using a paper based form please click on the link below:

  Membership application form

Please complete the appropriate payment form below.

  Direct debit form

  Credit Card form

 

Benefits of Membership - 2010

Society Scientific meetings:

Discounted registration fees and a wide range of Grant schemes and Funding including;

  Educational Grants
  Fellowship awards
  Intercalated degree awards
  Open Scheme
  Pathological Society Meeting Bursary
  PhD Studentships
  Small Grants Scheme
  Travel and conference bursaries

Journals and Publications:

  20% discount on ALL Wiley/Blackwell books.

  Journal of Pathology: Discounted subscription* to one of the worlds' leading pathology journals and free on-line subscription for Concessionary Members
*includes Access to the Journal of Pathology back file collection 1892 – 2005.

  Diagnostic Histopathology (Formerly Current Diagnostic Pathology): 
A complimentary subscription for all trainee & concessionary members for a maximum 3 year period (or until completion of training/appointment to a substantive post if sooner).   

Discounted subscriptions of £100 to all other members (NB. the normal subscription is £210).

 Click here for online access instructions for subscribers.

 Click here to order an annual subscription.

  A Matter of Life & Death: Conversations with Pathologists – Members’ Price £7.79 + P&P (Retail price £12.99)

 Click here for an order form for members

  A complimentary copy of Diagnostic Criteria Handbook in Histopathology : A Surgical Pathology Vade Mecum. Paul J Tadrous for all trainee and other concessionary members. This is available at the heavily discounted price of £20 + P&P to all other members. 

 Click here to order.

Educational:

Access to teaching materials such as ‘case of the month' on the Society's web page and other material via the Trainees' Portal.

Further Information:

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Membership Fees

Ordinary Membership (Concessionary Fees) is £10.00 per year. Concessionary members are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year pending ratification of their membership at the Committee meeting that is nearest the date of their membership application. Concessionary rates are available until appointed to a substantive Academic or Consultant position (or equivalent) membership will then automatically be transferred to Ordinary Membership. Ordinary membership fees will then apply.

Please note - All membership applications must be submitted with the first year’s (or 6 months where relevant) subscription payment. This is payable by cheque if you are resident in the UK or credit card if you are an overseas applicant. See the paragraph entitled ‘Submitting your Membership Application’ for full details of the documentation you must provide with your application.

Annual Subscription Fees

UK Members

Subscription fees are collected in January of each year by direct debit. A direct debit mandate instruction with information of a UK bank account must be submitted with your membership application.

Overseas Members

If you are based overseas and do not have a UK bank account subscription fees are collected in January of each year by credit/debit card. (If a UK bank account exists please submit a direct debit mandate instruction with your membership application). A credit card authorization form with details of a valid credit/debit card number must be submitted with your membership application.

Sponsorship of Membership Applications

All membership applications must be sponsored by a Member of the Society in a Consultant/substantive post. If a Society member is not known to you personally please contact your local Pathology Department who will give you details of Society members who may be willing to act as a sponsor. Alternatively you may contact the General Secretary of the Society via This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

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