Join the North Carolina Medical Society
Your Engagement Makes a Difference
NCMS is the leading advocate for North Carolina physicians like you. Whether you work in a hospital system or private practice, NCMS fights for policies that positively impact every physician in North Carolina.
Every Physician Counts when it comes to advancing healthcare and fueling change that protects your practice, your patients, and your profession. A united profession is a powerful profession.
Don’t Just Take Our Word for It
Hear from Our Member Physicians
The future of medicine in North Carolina depends on an engaged and active medical society. Membership isn’t just about personal benefits — it’s about shaping the future of how healthcare is delivered in North Carolina.
Roy Strowd, III, MD, MEd, MS, shares why he believes NCMS membership is important to helping you, the profession of medicine, and patient care in North Carolina grow and flourish.
Why Join
Strength in Numbers: Every Physician Counts
When every physician is counted as an NCMS member, it strengthens our ability to advocate for policies that benefit the entire medical community across our state — every physician benefits. When you invest in NCMS as a member, our impact on legislation, policy, and the future of healthcare is multiplied.
Member Benefits
√ Advocacy for Your Profession
√ Leadership Development Programs
√ Insurance Solutions for You & Your Practice
√ Retirement Plan
√ Programs Addressing Access to Care
√ Clinician Well-Being Tools
√ Healthcare News You Can Use
√ Exclusive Advocacy Updates
√ Events and Networking Opportunities
Become a part of the NCMS today!
“The North Carolina Medical Society is the only organization that can hold the physicians of North Carolina together as a profession, as a medical family — the only organization that can hope to give the physicians a unified voice.”
JOHN GODEHN, MD
NCMS MEMBER SINCE 1977
“I simply wish more docs realized what the NCMS can and DOES do for them, day in and day out. It is our one collective voice and ultimately a voice for our patients’ health and safety.”
DANA CHAMBERS, MD
NCMS MEMBER SINCE 1991
“When I moved to North Carolina and began to practice medicine in a new state, I was confronted with the challenges of making new connections with other physicians, understanding the issues facing North Carolina providers, and finding ways to contribute meaningfully to resolving health disparities in my local community and across the state. The North Carolina Medical Society (NCMS) helped me to make connections with my colleagues and learn about important issues in health care.”
ANTHONY CAPRIO, MD
NCMS MEMBER SINCE 2005
