NCMS and County Society Partnerships
The North Carolina Medical Society works in partnership with many county medical societies, collecting membership dues for 11 county societies to help promote this relationship and to ease administrative burdens for local chapters. Below is the current list of county medical societies for which the NCMS collects dues. For changes or questions regarding any county society listing or county society membership, please contact Frank Snyder.
Address: 303 Fieldstone Drive, Burlington, NC 27215
Email: med-soc@hotmail.com
Dues information for Alamance-Caswell:
- 1st year after training: $100
- Active: $150
- Resident/Fellow: $100
- Physician Assistant: $75
- Retired: $50
- Semi-Retired: $100
Address: 3599 George II Highway Boiling Spring Lakes, NC 28461
Brunswick CMS Website: https://brunscomedsociety.org/
Dues Amounts:
- Active MD/DO: $75
- 1st Year after Training: $50
- Physician Assistant: $50
- Retired: $25
- Physicians: $100
- Resident/Fellows: $25
Executive Director: Sherry Yocum, RN
Address: 2111 Chatfield Road, Shelby, NC 28150
Current President: Joshua Yelverton, MD
Dues information:
- Active physician: $100
- Physician assistant: $90
- Semi-Retired: $100
- Retired/Life: $50
Address: PO Box 1747, Gastonia, NC 28053-1747
Dues Information:
- Physicians: $200
- Physician Assistants: $100
Contact: Johnston.med.society@gmail.com
Dues Information:
- Active MD/DO: $150
- 1st Year after Training: $145
- Resident/Fellow: $120
- Physician Assistant: $120
- Medical Student: $90
- Semi-Retired: $115
- Retired: $100
Address: 200 E Fourth St, Greenville, NC 27858-1812
Dues Information:
- Physician: $120
- 1st Year after Training: $65
- Physician Assistant: $60
- Resident/Fellow: $15
Dues Information:
- Physician (Active/Retired): $70
- Resident/Fellow: $70
- Physician Assistant: $70
Dues Information:
- Physician (Active/Retired): $50
- Physician Assistant: $50
- Resident: $0
Information on Additional County Medical Societies
Click on any of the links below to learn more about the social networking and educational opportunities available through these local professional societies. Membership with these groups can be arranged through the county societies themselves.

