Being an organisation of a
country, territory or area, outside the Asia Pacific region
admitted by the Council as an Affiliate National Orthopaedic
Association member. Affiliate NOA member has restricted
rights as set by the Executive Committee.
Being a member of a paramedical profession,
a scientist, or an organisation recognised by the Council, and
who has paid the subscription set by the Executive Committee.
Being a doctor of a medical specialty other
than orthopaedics and being a member of an organisation
recognised by the Council, and who has paid the subscription
set by the Executive Committee.
Being an organisation or a recognised
National Orthopaedic Association of a country, territory, or
area, within the Asia Pacific region, admitted by the Council as
an Orthopaedic Association.
Being a fully trained orthopaedic surgeon in active
practice, who is a member of an organisation recognised by the
Council, and who has paid the subscription set by the
Executive Committee.
being a person of distinction approved by
the Council in recognition of his or her contribution to the
progress of orthopaedic surgery.
Being a fully trained orthopaedic surgeon in active
practice for at least 5 years and who is a member of the
Recognised Organisation of a country, territory or area and
who has been nominated by two existing Life fellows and has
paid the subscription set by the Executive Committee. Life
Fellow will enjoy special recognition and may be granted
special privileges set by the Executive Committee.
Being a Fellow who has retired from active
practice.
Being a medical practitioner undergoing
structured training in orthopaedic surgery and who has paid the
subscription set by the Executive Committee.
