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The American Society of Podiatric Surgeons (ASPS) advances the knowledge and skills of podiatrists in the area of surgery of the foot, ankle, and governing and related structures, as well as providing valued expertise and information in advocating for podiatric surgeons. ASPS is dedicated to podiatric surgical education and research, as well as providing innovative and progressive resources to its members and other physicians who are seeking advanced knowledge and skills in foot and ankle surgery.

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MEMBER BENEFITS

  • Access to Free and Discounted Continuing Education
  • Exclusive Member-Only Online Resources
  • Member Involvement Opportunities Within the Profession
  • Professional Networking Resources and Events
  • Support for Students, Residents, and Young Physicians

CREDENTIAL GUIDELINES

Fellow – May publicize their status in any of the following manners:

Fellow, American Society of Podiatric Surgeons

Fellow, ASPS

Fellow of ASPS

Associate – May publicize their status in any of the following manners:

Associate, American Society of Podiatric Surgeons

Associate, ASPS

Associate of ASPS

Affiliate – May publicize their status on a CV or résumé only in any of the following manners:

Affiliate, American Society of Podiatric Surgeons

Affiliate, ASPS

Affiliate of ASPS Emeritus – May publicize their status in any of the following manners:

Emeritus Fellow, American Society of Podiatric Surgeons

Emeritus Fellow, ASPS

Emeritus Fellow of ASPS

MEMBER TESTIMONIALS

“I joined ASPS due to the outstanding educational experiences I have had when attending ASPS seminars. There appears to be a genuine camaraderie within the ASPS and a definite interest in the advancements of podiatric surgery.”
“As a member of APMA, it was a natural extension to join ASPS. Just as APMA provides me with updates on a wide variety of topics within podiatry, ASPS provides invaluable information keeping me on the forefront of surgical developments in our field.”
“ASPS provides wonderful support to our students, residents and young physicians who are the future of our profession. Giving younger podiatrists a forum to learn new techniques lecture on their successes, and present upcoming research will hopefully launch podiatry into the future of healthcare.”