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RICHARD W. WAGUESPACK, MD
Birmingham, Ala

Arch Otolaryngol Head Neck Surg. 1990;116(2):147.

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At the 1989 Triological Society meeting in San Francisco, Calif, Dr Frank Ritter, Ann Arbor, Mich, outlined the requirements for membership in the Society, and his perceptions regarding strategies that potential candidates might use to successfully attain membership. Dr Ritter (the immediate past Executive Secretary) noted that the requirement that was most likely to deter candidacy was the thesis. He reiterated the basic requirements of being in practice for 3 years beyond the residency and board certification. Attendance at a national or sectional Triologic Society meeting and the candidate's need for publications and presentations was noted. Candidacy is extended by nomination only, and requires being proposed and cosponsored by someone in the candidate's community. Information about proposed members is circulated several weeks prior to sectional meetings and, if approved at this point, is forwarded to the national level. Thereafter, the candidate is invited to submit a thesis, which is due . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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