HIVMA membership
More than membership
Membership connects health care professionals practicing HIV medicine to our broader community of ID and to our collective voice that speaks authoritatively on issues facing health care providers, researchers and their patients. From prevention, access to treatment and clinical guidelines to funding for HIV research and the Ryan White Program to building the HIV workforce, we act for a comprehensive and humane response to the HIV pandemic and we invite you to join us
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Types of membership
Member benefits
From field updates and education to professional development and research opportunities to advocacy and representation, HIVMA is your professional community for HIV.
Education and updates on the field
- Subscriptions to IDSA’s two scholarly journals, The Journal of Infectious Diseases and Clinical Infectious Diseases
- Discounts on article charges for Open Forum Infectious Diseases, IDSA’s open-access journal
- Discounts at IDWeek, which features the latest science and bench-to-bedside approaches in prevention, diagnosis, treatment and epidemiology of infectious diseases, including HIV, across the lifespan
Professional development and research opportunities
- HIVMA‘s Clinical Fellowship supports promising young clinicians with a dedicated year of training in HIV medicine
- The ID/HIV Career Center is your link to professional opportunities across the country
- Two annual Fellows Meetings offer career strategies in clinical practice and scientific research
- The HIVMA Leadership Awards honor individuals for outstanding contributions to the field of HIV medicine
Advocacy and representation
- HIVMA encourages a comprehensive response to HIV/AIDS in the U.S. through adequate funding for HIV research, prevention, care, treatment and provider training and resources
- HIVMA convenes the Ryan White Medical Providers Coalition to address critical policy and program issues that affect providers’ ability to deliver HIV care and treatment in communities across the country
- HIVMA advocates for prevention, treatment, criminal law and other policies that are grounded in science, including harm reduction programs, such as syringe access programs
- HIVMA is working to expand the capacity of the HIV medical workforce and address shortages of experienced HIV providers that could thwart access to lifesaving care for people with HIV