Joining CSANZ and benefits
Thank you for your interest in joining the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ). New members are welcome.
If you have a question about applying for membership, please get in touch with the NZ Executive Officer.
The CSANZ New Zealand Regional Committee sets the annual subscription for New Zealand members. The subscription rates for 2025 are as follows:
FCSANZ $760.00
FCSANZ non-physician/surgeon $290.00
Member Physician/Surgeon $440.00
Member Advanced Trainee $185.00
Member New FRACP cardiology <3 years $185.00
Member Medical Non-FRACP (eg GPs) $185.00
Member Nurse, Allied Health, Researcher (up to 3 years post-doc), Student, Other Allied $60
CSANZ Membership Benefits include:
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- CSANZ Education and Professional Development Resources.
- CSANZ GO Video Library provides access to all video content, including webinars, podcasts, and previous years’ ASM recorded presentations and other CSANZ meetings.
- CSANZ ASM – reduced registration for the CSANZ /ANZET and other National and International Meetings.
- Apply for CSANZ and other Industry Fellowships, Scholarships, and Awards.
- Access Complimentary registration to educational workshop days to collaborate directly with other members of the Society.
- Join a CSANZ Cardiology Council or Committee and have your say in a sub-speciality of your choice.
- Enhance your career by becoming a Fellow of CSANZ FCSANZ.
- Keep up to date with fortnightly eNews and online access to our Heart, Lung and Circulation Journal, keeping you up to date with what’s news in cardiology.
- First to hear of career and job opportunities offered in the field of cardiology or the support of cardiology.
Annual Scientific Meetings (ASM)
Reduced registration fees for members to attend CSANZ ASMs held annually in Australia and New Zealand, and the first to hear about the traveling scholarships to local and international educational events.
Aims and Goals
The Society was constituted to promote the highest standards of education, training, research, and practice in cardiovascular medicine and surgery through:
a. contributing to the advancement of knowledge of the cardiovascular system and treatment of diseases
b. establishing and supporting the maintenance of professional and ethical standards of practice
c. facilitation of the education of trainees in cardiovascular medicine
d. facilitation of professional development in cardiovascular medicine
e. promotion and defence of equitable access of all Australians and New Zealanders to high-quality cardiovascular healthcare; and
f. promotion of good fellowship among those whose primary interest is the practice of cardiovascular medicine, surgery, or allied subjects.
Read a brief History of CSANZ by Prof. Harvey White and Lynne Portelli