Scientific Interest Groups (SIGs)

What We Do

ASBMR Special Interest Groups (SIGs) bring members together around shared scientific and clinical interests. Each SIG is designed to spark meaningful engagement, foster collaboration, and build a supportive network that lasts far beyond the Annual Meeting.

Our mission is simple: Empower members. Strengthen community. Advance careers.

We do this by creating inclusive spaces where researchers, clinicians, and professionals at every career stage can connect, learn, and lead.

Why Join a SIG?

SIG membership gives you access to a dynamic, year‑round community with benefits designed to support your professional growth.

Connect & Lead

  • Build relationships with peers and leaders in your research area.
  • Take on leadership roles that shape SIG programming and initiatives.

Grow Through Mentorship

  • Access mentorship opportunities that pair early‑stage investigators with experienced professionals.
  • Receive guidance on research, career development, and navigating the field.

Learn & Stay Current

  • Explore a members‑only resource library featuring SIG‑created documents, references, and tools.
  • Attend webinars covering clinical updates, research innovations, best practices, and emerging trends.

Collaborate & Create

  • Join or launch SIG‑driven projects.
  • Collaborate across SIGs to expand your impact and explore new ideas.

How to Join

Already an ASBMR Member?

You’re eligible for All‑Access SIG membership. Complete the SIG interest form to join the community and unlock the SIG Member Portal, including the Discussion Forum and SIG Documents.

Complete Interest Form

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Not Yet a Member?

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Call for Champions

Are you passionate about advancing research and fostering community within the bone, mineral, and musculoskeletal field? Learn more about becoming a Champion of our Scientific Interest Groups (SIGs)!

Role of a SIG Champion

SIG Champions play a pivotal leadership role by:

  • Developing initiatives and activities that deliver value to SIG members
  • Generating relevant programming and resources
  • Maintaining regular communication to ensure member satisfaction
  • Completing quarterly activity reports
  • Attending ASBMR Annual Meetings

SIG Champion applications are currently closed.

Share Your Idea for a New SIG

Our SIGs thrive on the energy and innovation of our members. That’s why we’re inviting you to help us identify new areas for community building!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the goals of the ASBMR SIGs?

SIGs will provide a venue for networking and other activities for ASBMR members who join the SIG to explore a specific subspecialty, practice setting, or area of interest within the profession of bone, mineral and musculoskeletal field

What is the role of a SIG Champion?

SIG Champions are responsible for developing activities that deliver value to their SIG members including generating relevant initiatives, maintaining regular communication to ensure member satisfaction, completing quarterly activity reports, and attending ASBMR Annual Meetings.

How can I suggest new SIG Communities?

If you are interested in starting a new SIG, please complete this application. Send all completed applications to the ASBMR Executive Office (ASBMR@ASBMR.org). The Executive Committee will review requests for new SIGs on a quarterly basis during the fiscal year.