Membership Policy

Last updated: 18 May 2026

This Policy governs UCS membership, applications, invite-based access, categories, rights, duties, and restrictions. UCS may operate categories including Members of the College, Associate Members, Senior Advisors, and future categories. Published requirements or benefits are guidance unless confirmed by UCS. Submitting an application, signing in, or activating an invite does not automatically create membership. UCS may request documents, references, proof of qualification, course or language evidence, professional standing, identity verification, and conflict disclosures. UCS may approve, reject, defer, suspend, downgrade, upgrade, or terminate membership or access according to its rules and law. Members must act professionally, protect patient confidentiality, comply with law and ethics, respect colleagues, avoid misuse of UCS name or logo, disclose conflicts where relevant, and protect credentials. Fees, benefits, voting rights, access, and committee participation may change. Unless expressly stated otherwise or required by law, fees and donations are not refundable after access, review, administration, or participation begins. Membership does not certify clinical competence, grant a license, authorize practice, guarantee employment, create agency, or endorse every act of a member.

Contact

Questions, notices, rights requests, security reports, and content concerns may be sent to uacs.secretary@gmail.com. UCS may require identity verification and supporting evidence.