north american menopause society (nams)

How can healthcare providers become involved with NAMS?

Healthcare providers can engage with NAMS by:
- Membership: Joining NAMS to access exclusive resources and networking opportunities.
- Certification: Becoming a NAMS Certified Menopause Practitioner (NCMP) to demonstrate expertise in menopausal care.
- Volunteering: Participating in NAMS committees or working groups to contribute to the society’s missions.
- Attending Events: Participating in NAMS annual meetings and other events to stay updated and connected with peers.

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