Members are integral to ANZSBT.
We hope that you will enjoy the benefits of your membership.
Members are integral to ANZSBT.
We hope that you will enjoy the benefits of your membership.
A person is eligible for membership of the Society as a ‘Member’ if they:
For Council to assess applications under Clause (a), your CV should contain information on the extent of personal involvement in:
Please indicate, if relevant, the extent of personal contribution to papers, publications and other aspects relevant to the discipline.
A person shall be eligible for Concessional membership of the Association if they demonstrate that they are:
Payment taken is for annual membership of the Australian & New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion – trading as ANZSBT – for the period 1 July to 30 June.
All membership applications must be approved by ANZSBT. A full refund will be provided in the event that the application is declined.
Once your application has been approved, membership fees are non-refundable.
All transactions will be processed in Australian Dollars.
Annual ANZSBT membership fees are listed below. Fees become due on 1 July each year and to retain membership benefits must be paid by 31 July.
Australian Resident *
Member: AUD $130.00 (incl GST)
New Zealand Resident
Ordinary Member (no GST): $120
Overseas Resident ^
Ordinary Member: $120
Concessional Member – Aust, NZ & International
Concessional Member: AUD $64.00 (incl GST)
Payment taken is for annual membership of the Australian & New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion – trading as ANZSBT – for the period 1 July to 30 June. All membership applications must be approved by ANZSBT. A full refund will be provided in the event that the application is declined. Once your application has been approved, membership fees are non-refundable. All transactions will be processed in Australian Dollars.
* Australian membership fees include 10% GST
^ To be eligible for international rates you must be able to show that you either live permanently overseas or if living in Australia are considered a non-resident for tax purposes (see ATO website)