Membership benefits that address your changing needs

The Texas Society of Clinical Oncology (TxSCO) membership offers targeted resources that address state-specific challenges and promote solutions to help its members strengthen their practices’ bottom lines and meet the daily demands of providing quality cancer care:

Learning and networking with peers and Industry representatives at Annual Leadership Day and Annual Conference;
Advocacy support to address policies that affect oncology care, including legislative updates on state and federal issues; legislative participation through an interactive advocacy platform; collaboration with peers on state-level advocacy initiatives; and access to dedicated lobbyist and policy committee;
Leadership opportunities on state board that provide strategic guidance and direction on state priorities and initiatives;
Free continuing education credits for clinicians to stay informed of best practices and advances in care;
Professional development opportunity to present research through Annual Fellows Research Competition;
Representation on the ASCO State Affiliate Council for a range of services that address the practical needs of oncology professionals;
Industry updates via Oncology Drug Newsletter to stay informed of oncology breakthroughs;
Engagement in TxSCO members-only community within the ACCCeXchange online discussion forum for local shared knowledge, insights, and real-time conversations among colleagues from every oncology discipline;
Multidisciplinary education and resources from the Association of Cancer Care Centers (ACCC).

Types of Annual Membership & Dues, January 1 - December 31

Group: Licensed physicians and allied health professionals including, but not limited to, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, pharmacists, physician assistants, administrators, social workers, and office managers in an oncology practice or university. Dues:
- Up to 10 physicians $500 (Small)
- 11-50 physicians $1,000 (Medium)
- 51-100 physicians $1,500 (Large)
- 101+ physicians $2,000 (X-Large).
- All affiliated allied health professionals are complimentary.
Regular: Licensed physician caring for patients with cancer. Dues: $50.
Allied Health Professional: Healthcare staff person including, but not limited to, registered nurse, nurse practitioner, clinical nurse specialist, pharmacist, physician assistant, administrator, social worker, and office manager. Dues: Complimentary.
Fellow: Physician enrolled in subspecialty training program to care for patients with cancer. Dues: Complimentary.
Retired: Former physician or allied health professional who is no longer practicing. Dues: Complimentary.

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The Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders
Oncology Consultants, PA
Texas Oncology

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The Texas Society of Clinical Oncology is critical to support practicing oncologists across Texas. Not only do we serve as a forum to network, communicate, and continue our education, but we work together to fund young investigator grants for young researchers in Texas and give oncology trainees an opportunity to present their research.
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Debra Patt, MD, PhD, MBA
Executive Vice President, Policy and Strategic Initiatives
Texas Oncology