Membership
The American Electrology Association (AEA) is the largest and only International not-for-profit membership organization this is free from commercial influence. The AEA promotes the highest standards in electrology education, practice and ethics standards, and champions state licensing to protect the public interest.
The Association plays a key role in providing reliable and scientifically accurate information to its membership, the public, and the medical community and government agencies.
The American Electrology is dedicated to its members by providing services to the professional and assisting the profession.
A COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE
JOIN THE AMERICAN ELECTROLOGY ASSOCIATION
For The Professional
- International Board Certification Program - Certified Professional Electrologist.
- Continuing Education Units Records and Distributed by Office on Continuing Education to Members on Regular Basis.
- Members Input Through Delegate Representation on Board of Directors.
- Annual Convention with Qualified Speakers for CEUs and Professional Growth.
- Electrology World - Published Three Times Yearly.
- Journal of Electrology - Published Twice Yearly.
- Home Study Programs for CEUs.
- Public Information Brochure Series for Patient/Client Information.
- National Public and Professional Surveys Resulting in Valuable Statistics & Marketing Information.
- Facilitates Networking and Communications Among Members.
For The Profession
- Initiated & Participant of Council of State Licensing Boards/Departments/Advisory Committees.
- Developed & Promotes the "AEA Standards of Practice."
- Developed & Promotes the "AEA Infection Control Standards."
- Established the "AEA Council on Education - Electrology Institutions/Programs."
- Actively Promotes Consistent State Licensure & Regulation.
- Provides Legislative Assistance to State Affiliated Associations.
- Provides the IBEC licensing exam which has the distinction of being the only national electrology exam for individual state use.
- Interacts with National & State Government Agencies.
Membership Applications
When joining between July 1 and November 1 membership dues are prorated and your membership will be paid up for the current year and all of the following year.
New Membership
- If you are a practicing electrologist and would like to become a member of AEA click on NEW MEMBERSHIP
- Print out the New Member application and Data form. Select the proper dues by checking the state or country you live in. Provide documentation of schooling or state licensing.
- Send to : Gerrelyn Adams,CPE • E 7494 Chip Ct • Viroqua, WI 54665. PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT NEW MEMBER APPLICATION ONLINE.
Membership Renewal
- If you wish to renew your membership or have been a member of AEA in the past with a lapse in membership of a year or more, click on MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL
- Renewal can be done online or by mail.
Any questions please contact Membership Requests.