SOCIETY OF FORENSIC TOXICOLOGISTS

Offers multiple membership categories to support individuals at all career stages, provides reduced registration rates for its Annual Meeting, operates a year-long Professional Mentoring Program, and issues Annual Awards to recognize contributions in research, teaching, mentoring, and service.

Funds and awards Educational Research Awards (ERA), Young Scientist Meeting Awards (YSMA), and various annual awards to recognize contributions and support students and professionals in forensic toxicology.

Offers multiple membership categories, a year-long Professional Mentoring Program, reduced meeting registration rates, and access to the Journal of Analytical Toxicology and ToxTalk newsletter to support career development for over 1,600 professionals in forensic toxicology.

Administers Educational Research Awards (ERA) and Young Scientist Meeting Awards (YSMA) to support students and early-career scientists, and has historically funded education research and workshops as part of its mission.

The organization offers Educational Research Awards, Young Scientist Meeting Awards, and other annual awards to recognize achievements in forensic toxicology, and operates a year-long Professional Mentoring Program to foster professional growth and collaboration among its members.

Provides Educational Research Awards (ERA) and Young Scientist Meeting Awards (YSMA) to students and early-career scientists, publishes the Journal of Analytical Toxicology (JAT) and the quarterly newsletter ToxTalk, and funds educational initiatives to advance knowledge in forensic toxicology.

Engages in advocacy by providing forensic toxicology expertise to policy discussions, with representation in CFSO and active response to federal regulations such as the HHS attestation rule, including issuing requests for clarification and guidance.

The organization provides expertise in forensic toxicology to advocacy efforts, represents the interests of forensic toxicologists in policy discussions and legislative initiatives, and engages with government agencies on regulatory concerns impacting the field.

Provides expertise in forensic toxicology to advocacy efforts, representing the interests of forensic toxicologists in policy discussions and legislative initiatives, and engaging with government bodies on new rules and regulations impacting the field.

Represents the interests of forensic toxicologists in policy discussions through representation in organizations like CFSO, provides expert input on regulatory issues such as HHS attestation rules, and advocates for clarification and reform to protect access to critical health information for medical examiners and coroners.

Organizes an annual joint meeting that brings together forensic toxicologists, laboratory directors, researchers, and decision-makers from over 60 countries, offering in-person and virtual continuing education opportunities, CE credits, and exhibit booth rentals for organizations.

Organizes an annual joint meeting that brings together forensic toxicologists, laboratory directors, researchers, and decision-makers from over 60 countries, offering in-person and virtual continuing education opportunities, workshops, scientific sessions, and exhibit booths for sponsors and vendors.

Organizes and hosts annual joint meetings and conferences for forensic toxicologists, laboratory directors, researchers, and decision-makers from over 60 countries, offering opportunities for scientific sessions, workshops, and networking.

The organization hosts annual meetings and joint meetings that bring together forensic toxicologists, laboratory directors, researchers, and decision-makers from over 60 countries for collaboration, continuing education, and scientific sessions.

Provides continuing education through webinars, workshops, and scientific sessions at SOFT events, issues CE certificates via its Learning Management System (LMS), and supports certification and licensure requirements for members.

Offers a range of continuing education (CE) opportunities including CE credit for workshops and scientific sessions, CE certificates via its Learning Management System (LMS), and access to free or discounted CE webinars through its Learning Center to support certification and licensure requirements.

Offers in-person and virtual continuing education opportunities, including webinars, workshops, and scientific sessions, and issues CE Certificates through its Learning Management System to support career development and certification/licensure for forensic toxicology professionals.

The organization offers various continuing education opportunities, including webinars, workshops, and scientific sessions, and issues CE Certificates through its Learning Management System to support career development and maintain certification/licensure for forensic toxicology professionals.

The organization provides online access to its official journal, the Journal of Analytical Toxicology (JAT), and publishes a quarterly newsletter, ToxTalk, to highlight news, research, and events in the field of forensic toxicology.

Publishes and provides online access to the Journal of Analytical Toxicology (JAT) and a quarterly newsletter, ToxTalk, to highlight news, research, and events in forensic toxicology.

Adopted Guiding Principles of Professional Responsibility for use in training and evaluations, and established formal governance through incorporation, charter, and tax-exempt status to guide the organization and its members.

Recognizes professional contributions through Annual Awards including the Research in Forensic Toxicology Award, Young Forensic Toxicologists Service Award, Teaching and Mentoring Award, and Distinguished Service Award.

Supports career development and collaboration for over 1,600 professionals through membership, a Professional Mentoring Program, and by establishing guiding principles for professional responsibility.

The organization adopted Guiding Principles of Professional Responsibility to be used in training, performance evaluations, disciplinary decisions, and other professional and management decisions by forensic toxicologists and laboratory personnel.