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Tené Lewis,
PhD and Karen L. Weihs, MD
The
mission of the APS Membership Committee is to recruit and retain regular,
associate, emeritus, and corresponding members. The committee seeks to
identify important needs and trends in membership and in the field of
psychosomatic medicine and to use this information to guide recruitment
and retention efforts. The committee's mission encompasses all levels
of membership including:
1)
regular membership--those in medical, biological, physiological, psychological
and sociological disciplines and professionals in cognitive fields who
teach, practice, or participate in investigations of psychosomatic relationships,
2) associate membership--individuals enrolled
in medical, graduate, undergraduate school, or in residencies or
fellowships,
3)
emeritus membership--regulars members who have been a member for
10 years and have reach the age of 65 or who retired for other reasons,
and
4)
corresponding members--outstanding leaders in psychosomatic medicine
from developing countries. There are approximately 900 members of
APS.
Tené Lewis PhD
Ass't Professor-Yale Univ. Schl of Med
Dept. of Epidemiology & Public Hlth
60 College St. 4th Flr, PO Box 208034
New Haven, CT 06520
Phone: 203-785-7367
E-Mail: tenelewis@earthlink.net
and
Karen Weihs, MD
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Medical Director, Psychosocial Oncology Program Comprehensive Member - Arizona Cancer Center University of Arizona Medical Center Room 7306D
1501 N Campbell Ave.
Tucson, AZ 85724-5002
Phone: 520-626-8940
E-Mail: weihs@email.arizona.edu
Committee Members
Julia A. Chung MD
Hans-Christian Deter MD, Prof
Leopoldo Pozuelo, MD
Julian F. Thayer PhD
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