Become a Fellow of SATA

  • The FSATA designation recognizes SATA members who have demonstrated sustained leadership in transplant anesthesia. Open to active (non-trainee) members with at least 5 years of leadership experience, the credential is granted by committee review and recognized publicly on the SATA website.

Recognition From Your Peers.

The FSATA designation distinguishes members who have shaped transplant anesthesia through clinical, academic, or administrative leadership. It is awarded by SATA's Fellowship Committee after peer review — not purchased, not automatic, and not earned by time served.

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What Fellows Receive.

Beyond the credential itself, the FSATA designation provides lasting recognition and standing within the SATA community.

Earn Your FSATA Designation.

Fellowship is awarded by peer review to active SATA members who have demonstrated sustained leadership in transplant anesthesia. Eligibility is built on documented experience, supporting endorsements, and meaningful participation in the society's annual program.

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Eligibility Requirements.

To qualify for the FSATA designation, candidates must meet all of the following criteria.

The Application Process.

From submission to recognition, the FSATA designation is awarded through a structured peer-review process led by the SATA Fellowship Committee. Each application is evaluated on its own merits — and successful candidates join a public record of Fellows that reflects the leadership shaping the specialty today.

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From Submission to Recognition.

Three stages move a candidate from application to FSATA standing.

READY TO APPLY?

Submit your FSATA application today.

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