An individual is eligible for associate membership if he or she provides management support, consulting services, products and other similar services to individuals involved in the daily delivery of health facility services and interested in the objectives of the society. Associate Members have the right to vote and may hold a seat on the Board of Directors, but may not hold an executive position within the Society.

An organization interested in the objectives pursued by the Society and peripherally involved in the provision of health care services is eligible for corporate membership and must designate an individual in its society as a designated person. The designated person will have the right to vote and may occupy a seat on the board of directors, but may not occupy a management position within the Company. Any change in the designated person must be reported to the secretary. Contact the national office to apply.

A person active in the field of health in the areas described above in point 4.1 is eligible for regular membership. Regular membership entitles the member to all basic privileges and responsibilities within the Society. Regular members have the right to vote and can hold positions within the company. The majority of a regular member's daily work is carried out in a health establishment working for the establishment or for a third party.

Eligible for student membership is a person who is in good standing and enrolled and in good standing in a program of study or training in a health care-related field which could, upon completion, make him or her eligible for membership. Student members cannot vote or hold office within the Society.