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Individuals: All ACR members who are radiation oncologists or medical physicists in the practice of radiation oncology are members of CARROS; they are also members of their ACR state chapters (based on where they work or practice).
Constituent Organizations: Organizations recognized as chapters of the ACR are considered “constituent” organizations. Other formally organized societies or groups of radiation oncologists that represent a defined geographic area or demographic group are also “constituent” organizations. Constituent organizations have representation on the CARROS Board of Representatives.
View the ACR Membership Prospectus, and apply for ACR and CARROS membership.
CARROS Membership Benefits
CARROS Membership Benefits
You are part of a network of radiation oncology members
You will be kept informed about socioeconomic and governmental actions and developments relevant to the clinical practice of radiation oncology
You will be asked for your input on major issues affecting radiation oncology
You will be included in the process to develop ACR Practice Parameters and Technical Standards
You have a CARROS representative (Councilor) who is a voting member on the ACR Council; through this representative you have a voice and a vote on resolutions presented at the ACR Annual Meeting.
The resources and influence of the ACR can be applied to issues important to radiation oncology
CARROS is a pathway to Fellowship in the ACR for physicians and medical physicists in radiation oncology (it is an alternative to your state chapter pathway).
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