Some counties are unified with the WSMA, requiring joint membership in both the county medical society and the WSMA (or the Washington Osteopathic Medical Association, as applicable).
County bylaws vary from county to county and for physicians and physician assistants. Other dues rates may apply for limited, first year and second year categories.
Find out below if your county is unified with the WSMA and requires joint membership.
Members must pay their WSMA and county dues directly through their county medical society in the following unified counties:
- Kitsap
- Whatcom [San Juan County pays via Northwest Washington Medical Society]
Members must pay their WSMA and county dues directly through the WSMA in the following unified counties:
| CMS Full Active Physician Dues |
|
CMS Physician Assistant Dues |
| $60 Kittitas |
|
$60 Kittitas |
| $50 Okanogan |
| $195 Thurston-Mason |
|
$75 Thurston-Mason (optional) |
| $150 Walla Walla |
|
$150 Walla Walla |
| $150 Yakima |
|
$75 Yakima |
WSMA collects optional dues for several non-unified counties. County dues can be remitted with your WSMA payment for the following counties:
| CMS Full Active Physician Dues |
|
CMS Physician Assistant Dues |
| $160 Chelan-Douglas |
|
$40 Chelan-Douglas |
| $220 Clark |
|
$75 Clark |
| $200 Grant-Adams |
|
$100 Grant-Adams |
| $50 Grays Harbor |
|
$50 Grays Harbor |
| $50 Jefferson |
|
$50 Jefferson |
| $125 Skagit-Island |
| $150 Snohomish |
|
$75 Snohomish |