The AST Community of Allied Health Professionals (CoAHP) is dedicated...
The AST Community of Allied Health Professionals (CoAHP) is dedicated...
The AST Community of Basic Scientists represents and serves scientists interested in basic transplant research...
The AST Infectious Disease Community of Practice (ID COP), the first AST Community of Practice launched, was...
The AST Live Donor Community of Practice (LD COP) represents a multidisciplinary group of individuals involved in...
The AST Liver and Intestinal Community of Practice (LICOP) is dedicated...
The Pediatric Community of Practice provides professionals in the pediatric transplant field opportunities to...
The Thoracic and Critical Care Community of Practice (TCC COP) offers the...
The Trainee and Young Faculty Community of Practice will provide a forum for trainees and young faculty in any...
The AST Transplant Administrators Community of Practice is dedicated to providing quality education, advocacy and...
Established July 2010, the goal of the Transplant Diagnostic Community of Practice is to provide quality education...
This Community of Practice was established in 2009 in response to the growing number of transplant pharmacists...
We are members of AST united to address health issues specific to women transplant recipients and donors as well...
A Community of Practice is an autonomous group within the AST that participates in projects important to a specific specialty area. Communities of Practice are self-regulating and are governed by an Executive Committee elected by its members. Because membership is open to anyone interested, they provide the opportunity for involvement to many who would not be able to participate on smaller committees.
If you are interested in becoming a member of an AST Community of Practice (COP), please use this online form to submit your interest and contact information.
This community of practice is open to all who through the care of the live organ donor, will work to define roles and standards and promote best practices for the evaluation and care of potential and actual live organ donors through advocacy, support and development of activities that will enhance the quality, effectiveness and integrity of live donation.
This community of practice is open to all who represent and serve scientists interested in basic transplant research through advocacy, support, and development of activities that will enhance basic research in the field of transplantation.