ASA Resource Center at ANESTHESIOLOGY 2025

Your society is invested in your success! Chat with Member Services to learn about the Early-Career Membership Program, renew your membership, get the most out of the online ASA Community, and apply for your FASA.

Discover the latest in cutting-edge lifelong learning. Talk with ASA leaders who develop continuing education programs, try out demos, and get an insider's look at best-selling and new products including ACE, SEE, POCUS, SimSTAT, and Anesthesia Toolbox.

Learn about the ways ASA is advocating for the specialty. Make your contribution to ASAPAC (it's a new fiscal year) for your ASAPAC Pin, take action to protect patient safety and Veterans, or find out how you can be more involved.

Understand how you can define quality measures, streamline your quality reporting, and evaluate and advance your quality of care.

Visit the Journal kiosk to learn more about Anesthesiology, ASA’s flagship journal. Members of the Journal team will be available to answer your questions about manuscript submission, peer review, the Journal website (including multimedia and CME), or the Journal’s social media program. We would also love to hear from you, our readers, authors, and peer-reviewers, so be sure to stop by and share your feedback!

Stop by and learn more about the ASA Monitor, your leading source for perioperative health care news. Offer your feedback about the news publication and let us know what story ideas you have for upcoming issues. Pick up a copy of the latest issue!

Show your support in style! Stop by to browse the online ASA Swag Store, open in October, to see what items are available for purchase and pick up some onsite giveaways. 

Educate policymakers, health care executives and your patients about the vital role anesthesiologists have in ensuring patient safety and maintaining the highest standards of anesthesia care with the Made for This Moment awareness campaign, which aims to safeguard the specialty from present and future threats by promoting the unparalleled expertise education and training of physician anesthesiologists.

Well-being is more important than ever. Explore the many resources available to support yourself, your colleagues, and your workplace. Find relevant sessions at the meeting or discover opportunities to engage with the Committee on Physician Well-Being and its working groups beyond the meeting.

Connect with colleagues from around the globe and learn more about international societies in the International Pavilion. 

FAER is dedicated to developing the next generation of physician-investigators in anesthesiology. Through its grants and programs, FAER seeks to create a nurturing community of anesthesiologists advancing health through research and supporting the future of anesthesiology.

The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology (WLM) ranks among the world’s premier collections devoted to anesthesia history. Housed in the headquarters building of the American Society of Anesthesiologists, the WLM also serves as an active, specialized medical library. The establishment of the WLM was based on the personal collection of its founder, Dr. Paul M. Wood. Early in his career, Dr. Wood recognized the scarcity of old anesthesia literature and at great expense and through his association with pioneer anesthesiologists, he collected and built a valuable library-museum. Today the WLM’s collections have grown to over 20,000 books, artifacts, and archival materials.

Founded in 1985, The Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) promotes research of perioperative patient safety issues, supports the development of careers in patient safety, provides patient safety educational materials and communications to all anesthesia providers, and advocates for changes in clinical practices that improve patient safety. The APSF’s goal is that no one shall be harmed by anesthesia care. The APSF is a related organization of the American Society of Anesthesiologists. APSF provides support for research and education in perioperative patient safety and has distributed over $13.5 million in funding for anesthesia patient safety research projects over 30+ years.