Italian Association for Clinical Microbiology (IT-AMCLI)
The Society aims to offer professionals an important support on their daily work, trough meetings, courses and congresses an update on most important Microbiological issues ; the Society gives also the possibility to have grants with FEMS for educational purposes and trough the web the possibility to use any information coming from European and International Societies (FEMS, ESCMID, NCCLS, IUMS) AMCLI supports with its member expertise the European microbiology community (ECDC etc)
Membership
Membership location: each member of the Society has both national and regional membership; society supports the subscription of delegate to International Societies
Membership scope: AMCLI is a scientific Society finalized to the promotion of Clinical Microbiology in Italy and Europe through affiliation to European Microbiology Societies; study groups support nosocomial infections,
antibiotics policy, parasitology, mycology, mycobacteriology, pregnancy infections, transplant patients microbiology, Sexually Transmitted Infections. AMCLI organizes a National Annual Congress and several thematic courses or meetings during the year. Members in AMCLI work as microbiologists in Public Hospitals, Universities, National Institutions where they contribute to the benefit of public health. Microbiology research is performed in University. The Society publishes thematic educational books and has an online journal printed every 3 months in English. AMCLI organizes a Summer School for Microbiology; technicians to improve their professional development.
| Membership type | fee (currency) | notes |
| Full member | 65 (€) | Membership requires involvement in Microbiology work in Hospitals, Universities, Institutions. Specialization doctors benefit of a special fare or of no fare for some courses or meetings. |
| Student member |
How to join
URL: www.amcli.it
Contact point: FEMS Delegate
Daniela Marchetti
Liaison officer
Request additional contact details via fems@fems-microbiology.org
Member of FEMS since 1996
FEMS Microbes is excited to present its latest thematic issue, focusing on bacterial-viral co-infections. Host and microbial factors are critically important for influencing the severity and outcome of infection. Interactions between microbes is an understudied yet important aspect to this process.
