Arizona State Association of Physician Assistants

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	Fellow Member
			A fellow member of the corporation shall be a Physician Assistant registered with the Arizona Regulatory Board of Physician Assistants or a federally employed Physician Assistant or PA Educator employed in the state of Arizona who has concurrent membership in the American Academy of Physician Assistants as a FELLOW MEMBER. A fellow member shall have all the rights and privileges of the corporation including the right to vote and hold office.
	Active Member
			An active member shall be a Physician Assistant registered with the Arizona Regulatory Board of Physician Assistants or a federally employed Physician Assistant or PA Educator employed in the state of Arizona who does not have concurrent membership in the American Academy of Physician Assistants. An active member shall have all the rights and privileges of the corporation except to hold office as an officer and he may not vote on issues pertaining to the American Academy of Physician Assistants.
	Associate Member
			An associate member shall be a health practitioner who is not certified as a Physician Assistant in the State of Arizona. A Supervising Physician would be an example of an Associate Member. An associate member shall be accorded the privilege of the floor, when recognized, at regular meetings, and of serving on the committees when appointed. Associate members shall not be entitled to vote or hold office.
	Student Member
			A Student member of this corporation shall be an individual who is currently registered as a Physician Assistant student. Student members shall be accorded the privilege of the floor, when recognized, at regular meetings. Student members shall not be entitled to vote or hold office except as put forth in Article VI, Section 1. Student members may serve on committees.
	Pre PA Member
			A pre-PA member shall be an individual with an interest in applying to a PA program. A pre-PA member shall be accorded the privilege of the floor when recognized, at regular meetings, but shall not be entitled to vote or hold office.
	Prospect
			A prospect shall be an individual interested in receiving event notices. A prospect is not considered to be a member.