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Membership

Members of the Canadian Thoracic Society include respirologists as well as other physicians and scientists from Canada, the US and abroad. Members work together to enhance the prevention and treatment of respiratory diseases through leadership, education, research, advocacy and the development and implementation of clinical practice guidelines. CTS members enjoy excellent benefits and take part in a wide range of professional activities.

NEW! Joint Membership with Medical and Scientific Section of The Lung Association, Alberta and Northwest Territories

You may now join the CTS and the Medical and Scientific Section of the Lung Association, AB and N.W.T. (M&SS) or renew your membership in both the CTS and M&SS by filling in a single application on this website. Click here to learn more about M&SS.

Renew Your Membership

If you're a CTS member (regardless of your membership status with M&SS; if applicable, the following links will also allow you to renew your membership with M&SS or join M&SS):

  • Click here to renew your CTS membership using our secure online form.
  • Click here to download our membership form and submit your application by mail or fax.
Join the CTS

If you would like to join the CTS (regardless of your membership status with M&SS; if applicable, the following links will also allow you to renew your membership with M&SS or join M&SS):

  • Click here to join the CTS using our secure online form.
  • Click here to download our membership form and submit your application by mail or fax.

Take full advantage of the benefits of membership and take part in CTS activities!

Benefits of Membership

CTS Activities
  • Annual Canadian Respiratory Conference (CRC)
  • CTS Annual Scientific Program linked with the annual ACCP Chest Conference each fall
  • Annual National Resident/Fellow Research Competition
  • Annual Respiratory Fellow Examination Preparation Course
  • Continuing Medical Education [approved by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC)]
  • Accreditation of RCPSC Section 1 CME/CPD activities
  • Research funding activities and collaboration
  • Clinical guideline development
  • Development of educational and clinical practice resources
  • Dissemination and implementation of clinical information
  • Advocacy
  • Leadership role in the National Lung Health Framework