Joining the British Society for Human
Genetics
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Eligibility for membership
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Membership is open to people professionally
involved with human genetics in the UK.
People who are not based in the UK can
become Overseas Affiliates;
they are not eligible for election to the
Council, but otherwise enjoy the same
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Applying for membership
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proposed and seconded by two BSHG members.
In case of difficulty with this, contact the
BSHG office. The annual membership
subscription is £55 from April 2009. Members of the
British Society for Human Genetics can claim
a tax deduction on their annual
subscription. This has been approved by the
Inland Revenue under Section 201 ICTA 1988,
commencing 6th April 1996. |
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| Companies can become
corporate members, which gives them
access to the mailing list and priority
booking of exhibition space at BSHG
meetings. |
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The constituent societies
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Members of the BSHG may also wish to join
one of the four constituent groups:
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Clinical Genetics Society (CGS)
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Clinical Molecular Genetics Society
(CMGS) |
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Association for Clinical Cytogenetics
(ACC) |
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Association of Genetic Nurses & Counsellors
(AGNC) |
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| There is no extra fee at
present for doing this, but these four
groups represent defined sets of
professional workers, and restrict
membership to people who fit their
professional profile. Members of these
groups are automatically members of the
BSHG, but you don't have to join any of the
constituent groups to be a member of the
BSHG. |
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| For people interested in
Cancer Genetics, they may also join an
associate group, the Cancer Genetics
Group |
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Membership of the Cancer
Genetics Group (CGG) can be:
Either as part of the BSHG (£55 from
April 2009)
Or as a member of one of the
constituent groups (CGS, ACC etc) AND
the CGG (extra subscription of £15; making a
total of £70) |
Affiliate Membership of the European
Society of Human Genetics
Full membership of the European Society of
Human Genetics is available at an additional
fee of £30 making a total annual
subscription of either £85 or £100. This is
a special offer to members of the BSHG and
is a reduction from the standard ESHG
membership fee of £44.50 (55 Euros). The
offer includes on-line access to the
European Journal of Human Genetics and
reduced registration for the ESHG annual
conference. If you prefer to take out
regular membership and receive a hard copy
of the Journal, then please contact the ESHG
direct on
www.eshg.org/membership.htm |
Note: Members of the British Society for
Human Genetics can claim a tax deduction on
their annual subscription. This is approved
by the Inland Revenue under Section 201 ICTA
1988 and is backdated to 6th April 1996.
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The BSHG listing is under: Human
Genetics, British Soc for, in the 201 ICTA
1988 (31 Dec. 2002 edition)
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Membership Application forms
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Download the forms below:
Membership application form
General Secretary letter
Direct Debit form
Credit card form
Corporate membership application form
Preferred option for payment is by Direct
Debit but this is only available for
bank accounts within the UK. Please do
NOT complete the reference box on the DD
form. Credit Card form is also enclosed or
alternatively send a cheque, made payable to
the British Society for Human Genetics.
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