membership

Membership

108 Founding ELITE members

Practitioner

$75

/ year

For practitioners and trainees applying exercise oncology in daily practice.

Also available

Founding ELITE Member: $250/yr for the first two years.

Full Member: $125/yr.

Membership is restricted to those working in exercise oncology.

Best for practitioners ready to formalize their place in the Society.

Full Member

Standard membership

$125

/ year

For clinicians and researchers ready to hold full membership in ISEO.

Also available

Open to clinicians and researchers in exercise oncology.

Founding ELITE Member, 2+ years standing: $125/yr.

Student or Developing Country Resident: $50/yr.

Patient, Supporter or Advocate: $50/yr.

Fees are payable annually in USD.

Open to clinicians, researchers and practitioners ready for full standing.

Founding ELITE Member

Founding roster

$250

/ year

For the founding members of ISEO, priced for their first two years.

Also available

Founding ELITE Member: $250/yr for the first two years.

Adjusts to $125/yr after two years.

Lifetime status is kept while Full Membership continues.

One of 108 Founding ELITE members of ISEO.

The highest priced tier, for ISEO's founding members.

The tier reserved for ISEO's founding members.

Founding ELITE Members

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

Membership is restricted to patients, supporters and advocates, clinicians, researchers, practitioners and trainees interested in the field of exercise oncology. Here is what people ask before they join, and what changes after the first two years.

Who can become a member of ISEO?

Membership is open to patients, supporters and advocates, clinicians, researchers, practitioners and trainees working in exercise oncology. It is not limited to any one country or discipline, and anyone active in the field is welcome to apply.

What is a Founding ELITE Member?

What happens after my first two years as a Founding ELITE Member?

How does the webinar series work?

Do I need to be a clinician to join?

Where can I ask a question about membership?

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