EPNS membership fees (also known as subscription fees) are payable each year and cover the period 1 January until 31 December.

EPNS members who have paid the current year EPNS membership fee receives access to:

EPNS members may also pay an extra fee to receive a printed copy of the FOR ONE YEAR European Journal of Paediatric Neurology (EJPN)

EPNS members can pay their EPNS membership fees for 2025, or if preferred the combined 2025/2026 to benefit from a discount.

The amount paid depends on the EPNS membership category – scroll down to learn more.

EPNS Membership Category

 

EPNS Membership fee

 Printed Journal 2025

6 issues
One Year 2025

Combined 2025 & 2026
Regular members: high-income countries (WB4A)

150 Euros

 270 Euros

60 Euros
Regular members: selected countries (WB4B)

75 Euros

 133 Euros

60 Euros
Regular members: low-income countries (WB123)

35 Euros

 63 Euros

60 Euros
Trainees/Residents who are qualified physicians

20 Euros

 36 Euros

60 Euros
Allied Health Professionals & Nurses (AHPN)

20 Euros

 36 Euros

60 Euros
Neuroscientists and other Clinical Specialists (NSCS)

20 Euros

 36 Euros

60 Euros
PhD full time Students

20 Euros

 36 Euros

60 Euros
Medical undergraduate Students 20 Euros 36 Euros 60 Euros

EPNS Membership Category explained in more detail

For physicians/medical doctors who specialise in Paediatric Neurology or another medical field with an interest in Paediatric Neurology, the EPNS Membership categories are based on the World Bank (WB) income category of the country in which you practice.

Here is the list of World Bank Classification 4 high income nations World Bank list of high income economies 2025

  • WB4A= Physicians/medical doctors who specialise in Paediatric Neurology or another medical field with an interest in Paediatric Neurology who practice in Class 4 high income nations on this list NOT highlighted in blue
  • WB4B= Physicians/medical doctors who specialise in Paediatric Neurology or another medical field with an interest in Paediatric Neurology who practice in Class 4 high income nations on this list HIGHLIGHTED in blue
  • WB123= Physicians/medical doctors who specialise in Paediatric Neurology or another medical field with an interest in Paediatric Neurology who practice in countries NOT in Class 4 high income nations, i.e., countries NOT on list this.

The EPNS also has the following categories for colleagues who have an interest in paediatric neurology. These categories are not based on the World Bank classification, they are the same for all nations:

  • Trainee/Resident= qualified physicians/medical doctors who are in training to in Paediatric Neurology or another field in medicine and have an interest in Paediatric Neurology
  • AHPN = Allied Health professionals and Nurses with an interest in Paediatric Neurology, e.g., Specialist Nurse Practitioners, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language therapists, Psychologists/Neuropsychologists, Dieticians, Radiographers, etc.
  • NSCS = Neuroscientists and other Clinical Specialists with an interest in Paediatric Neurology. This is a broad group ranging from bench scientists to specialized technically trained individuals encompassing: Neurogenetics, Neurochemistry, Neurophysiology, neurodevelopmental biology, Neuroepidemiology, health economists, data modelling (machine learning) specialists, etc.
  • PhD = full time PhD Student
  • Med Stud= Medical undergraduate students with an interest in Paediatric Neurology

The correct schedule of fees for the EPNS Membership Category will be automatically applied and the fees that apply will be shown when EPNS members login to the EPNS website (click on the ‘make a payment’ tab).

How do I qualify for the Trainee/Resident and Student discounted membership fee rate? To qualify for this discount, please send a supporting letter from your tutor confirming that you are a trainee/resident/medical student and the date your training is expected to be completed. The letter must be signed by your tutor and on headed paper. Your tutor must send a letter of support every 2 years thereafter until the expected completion date of your training has been reached. This will ensure you continue to qualify for the trainee/resident/medical student rate. Your supporting letter can be emailed to info@epns.info  If your trainee/resident/medical student letter has expired, you must email info@epns.info with an updated letter or confirm you are no longer a trainee/resident/medical student.

How do I qualify for the AHPN, NSCS and PhD discounted membership fee rate? To qualify for this type of membership, the member must provide details of their role at the application stage before the discounted rate is approved.

For more information visit https://www.epns.info/epns-membership-faqs/ or send an email to info@epns.info

For more information about EPNS membership fee (also known as subscription fee) payment methods visit: https://www.epns.info/epns-payment-methods/