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Join an SIS Committee – Call for Volunteers

Lend your expertise, collaborate with peers, and help lead the Surgical Infection Society. The Surgical Infection Society thrives on the dedication of its members. Our committees are instrumental in directing the education, research, outreach, and operational excellence of the society. We invite you to explore the open positions below and apply to join us for a 3-year committee term for the 2026–2029 cycle.

Open Committee Positions

To learn more about the responsibilities, expectations, and goals of each group, please review the complete SIS Committee Charters.

Committee Overview / Purpose

  • Organizational Development Committee

    To secure the Society’s financial future by diversifying revenue streams and building high-performing strategic partnerships (Fundraising & Partnerships).

  • Education Committee

    To serve as the global resource for surgical infection education through year-round learning opportunities (Webinars & Continuing Education + Informatics).

  • Program & Awards Committee

    To produce a vibrant, profitable, and inclusive annual meeting that showcases the full spectrum of surgical infection science while celebrating excellence (Annual Meeting & Recognition).

  • User User

    Fellowship Committee

    To uphold the Society’s core value of mentorship by identifying and elevating the next generation of leaders in surgical infection.

  • Network Network

    Membership Engagement & Outreach Committee

    To redefine the SIS brand, reduce attrition, and foster a welcoming, inclusive chosen family for surgeons and scientists globally (Membership + Global Health).

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    Governance Committee

    To ensure the Society’s organizational structure, policies, and oversight mechanisms remain transparent, accountable, and aligned with the strategic plan (Bylaws, Policy & Succession Planning).

  • Book Book

    Research & Guidelines Committee

    To establish SIS as the go-to global authority for surgical infection science and evidence-based clinical practice (Research Agenda & Clinical Protocols).

Why Volunteer?

  • Expand Your Network: Collaborate closely with established leaders and peers in the surgical infection discipline.
  • Professional Development: Gain leadership experience managing society initiatives, reviewing scientific literature, or developing programming.
  • Impact the Field: Directly influence the guidelines, education, and research standardizations that affect patient care globally.

How to Apply

  1. Review the SIS Committee Charters 2026 to find the right fit for your skills and interests.
  2. Click the application button below to open the volunteer submission form.
  3. Select your committee preferences and submit your response in under 5 minutes.
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The deadline to submit is July 7, 2026.