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The Society was founded in 1967 to respond to the needs of family medicine educators. From a small beginning of 105 founding members, we have grown to a membership of more than 5,000 teachers of family medicine. Membership benefits include reduced conference rates, great networking opportunities, collaboration with colleagues, free subscription to Family Medicine Journal, and opportunities for professional development and leadership.
Membership Categories
Voting Members
- Active Physician Member - $275
- Any physician who is in a teaching position or is actively involved in the organization, administration, or promotion of family medicine.
- Active Nonphysician Member - $200
- Any other individual who is in a teaching position or is actively involved in the organization, administration, or promotion of family medicine.
Nonvoting Members
- Associate Member - $130
- Any part-time family medicine teacher or community preceptor who devotes no more than 10 hours per week or 3 months per year to a family medicine program.
- This category also applies to physicians in private practice.
- Affiliate Member
- Any fellow-in-training ($95), resident ($75), or medical student ($25) in an approved family practice program, department, or medical school.
- Emeritus Member - No membership fee
- Any individual who has held an active (voting) membership in STFM for a period of 10 years and who has retired from professional activities or has reached age 70 may be granted an emeritus membership. Emeritus members may choose to subscribe to the Family Medicine journal at a reduced rate ($25 per year).
- International Member - $130
- Any individual who either holds a teaching position or is actively involved in the organization, administration, or promotion of family medicine who resides outside the United States and Canada.
For more information: Contact Dianna Azbill 800-274-7928, ext. 5415, dazbill@stfm.org
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MEMBER PROFILE
Diana Heiman, MD is the associate residency and associate sports medicine fellowship director for the University of Connecticut/St. Francis Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program in Hartford, CT. She sees patients at the Family Medicine Center @ Asylum Hill and also has a sports medicine clinic there.
Dr Heiman has been active in STFM throughout her time as faculty at UCONN. She is the co-director of the Group on Primary Care Sports Medicine and a member of the Membership Committee.
She also is an assistant editor and reviewer for the Sports Medicine section of FMDRL and is a member of the Groups on Evidence-based Medicine, Hospital Medicine and Procedure Training, Information Technology, Pain Management, and the Online Residency Resource Task Force.
She is married to Nick Takacs who is a 6th grade teacher and coach in the greater Hartford area and they enjoy traveling and tasting new wines in their spare time.