Member Application

2026 dues are $75. Dues may not be pro-rated. If dues are received after 3/15/2026, they will be applied to the remainder of the current calendar year.

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Active members shall consist of individuals actively involved in credentialing, privileging,
payor enrollment, practitioner, or provider organizations and/or regulatory compliance in
the healthcare industry. Active members shall pay dues. They shall be eligible to vote
and hold office as defined within these Bylaws.

Affiliate members shall consist of former active members who no longer meet the criteria
for active membership and other professionals in associated industries who do not meet
the criteria for active membership including full time students enrolled in a health-related
field. Affiliate members shall also consist of individuals, companies, or organizations that
regularly distribute, supply, or sell products or services to CAMSS members or their
employers that directly compete with CAMSS’ products and services. These may include
but are not limited to, software organizations, attorneys, interim staffing companies,
professional organizations and healthcare regulators and accreditors. Affiliate members
pay dues but are not eligible to vote, hold office, or chair a committee or task force;
however, they may serve in an advisory position to a committee or task force by special
appointment.

CAMSS Code of Conduct Attestation:

Membership in a professional organization, such as CAMSS, offers a wide variety of resources and opportunities; however, it also carries with it a certain level of responsibility. CAMSS is an association of MSPs who have voluntarily bound together with a defined mission. In 2008, NAMSS established a Code of Professional Conduct to aid CAMSS members in our pursuit of this mission and to increase our level of accountability to the general public whom we serve and the healthcare community in which we participate. To that end, CAMSS members are asked annually to re-affirm their understanding of the Code of Professional Conduct. Please review the statements below and attest to your commitment on the CAMSS Membership Form. Should you have any questions or comments to share regarding the Code, please feel free to contact the CAMSS Board of Directors.

All CAMSS members are required to attest to this code of conduct upon joining CAMSS, and every year that they renew their dues.

CAMSS Code Of Professional Conduct:

1. The member conducts him/herself in a professional manner at all times and provides appropriate quality credentialing support when requested by a peer or superior.
2. The member provides for patient safety and service unrestricted by the concerns of personal attributes and without discrimination on the basis of gender, sexual orientation, race, creed, religion, national origin or socioeconomic status.
3. The member uses technology consistent with the purposes for which it was designed, and employs procedures and techniques appropriately for credentialing best practices
4. The member assesses situations; exercises care, discretion and judgment; assumes responsibility for professional decisions; and acts in the best interest of patients, his or her employers/healthcare providers and the public.
5. The member demonstrates expertise by protecting the safety of patients and other members of the health care team through credentialing processes that meet industry standards and understanding of regulatory requirements.
6. The member practices ethical conduct appropriate to the profession and protects the patient’s right for quality healthcare.
7. The member respects and preserves confidences entrusted in the course of professional practice and reveals confidential information only as needed and in accordance with any applicable law.
8. The member continually strives to improve his/her knowledge, skills and productivity by participating in continuing education and professional development activities, and sharing his/her knowledge with colleagues.