American Academy of Thermology Information

The American Academy of Thermology is the premiere organization in North America for the scientific development, health care training and clinical application of medical infrared imaging. The American Academy of Thermology (AAT) was founded in 1971. The AAT is a multi-disciplinary organization that promotes education, research and the clinical application of medical infrared imaging. The AAT provides a forum for those who have interest in medically related conditions that involve the autonomic nervous, peripheral vascular and immuno-inflammatory systems. Relevant articles for publication may be submitted to the AAT for publication in its peer reviewed journal, Thermology International. Relevant continuing medical education credits are offered by the Academy. The American Academy of Thermology holds annual conferences for the presentation of scientific and professional papers. In cooperation with the international Thermology community the American Academy of Thermology prepares and publishes peer reviewed guidelines for the use of medical infrared imaging. The American Academy of Thermology serves as the voice of its members in medical practice, health care finance, legislative and regulatory related matters. The American Academy of Thermology offers different categories of membership. Interested individuals should either be licensed physicians, accomplished medical scientists with demonstrated interest in medical infrared imaging or technologists who desire training and education in Thermology. Members who meet the necessary prerequisites may obtain competency certification by successfully passing the Certification Program offered through the American Academy of Thermology.