Professional society membership enhances career development and productivity by offering opportunities for networking and learning. This is particularly relevant in the field of shock and trauma, where collaboration and knowledge sharing are crucial for advancing research and improving patient outcomes. By examining the academic impact of shock societies, researchers can gain insights into the effectiveness of these organizations in promoting knowledge exchange and driving innovation. This study aims to investigate the relationship between shock society membership and academic productivity, with a focus on the publication of research papers and the citation of these papers by other scholars. The findings of this study will provide valuable information for shock societies, researchers, and policymakers, highlighting the importance of these organizations in advancing the field of shock and trauma.