What does FSP mean in SOCIETIES

FSP stands for Florida Society of Pathologists.

Any pathologist or laboratory scientist in the state of Florida can become a member of FSP.

Members benefit from access to educational opportunities, resources, and advocacy support from the organization. They also have access to networking with other members and professionals throughout the state.

FSP hosts conferences, meetings, webinars, courses, and other events that are focused on continuing medical education related topics such as administrative updates, clinical research findings, information about new technology advancements and more. These activities provide members with the opportunity to further their knowledge about pathology practice in Florida and keep up with trends in the field.

Yes, there is an annual fee associated with becoming a member of FSP; however it varies depending on which type of membership you select at registration—individual practitioner or group or institutional/corporate membership. Additionally, non-member registration fees may apply to some events hosted by FSP that include both members and non-members attending.