Associations
- American College of Surgeons (since 1971)
- American Association for Hand Surgery (since 1972; President: 1986)
- American Cleft Palate Association (since 1972)
- American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons, Inc. (since 1972-1999)
- Tissue Culture Association (since 1972)
- American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery(since 1976)
- American Association of Plastic Surgeons (since 1980)
- American Burn Association (since 1980)
- International Society of Burn Injuries (since 1981)
- American Society for Surgery of the Hand (since 1982)
- Northwest Society of Plastic Surgery (since 1982)
- Washington Society of Plastic Surgeons (since 1982; President: 1988-1989)
- American Society of Maxillofacial Surgery (since 1983)
- American Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery (since 1983)
- International Society of Microsurgery (since 1984)
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