See below for a complete list of our Membership Categories* You can apply online or download the application forms. View the society’s objectives and objectives and membership benefits here. If you have any questions about SNIS membership or the application process, please give us a call at (703) 691-2272 or contact us.
SNIS has tiered membership pricing based upon geographical location. Reduced international rates may apply for select non-US members. Please click here to view pricing and eligibility.
Senior Membership
For individuals who have at least one year subspecialty training in interventional neuroradiology, endovascular neurosurgery or interventional neurology and are certified or eligible by the American Board of Medical Specialties or other boards that are deemed of equivalent rank.
Senior Membership Application ♦ Download the Program Director Reference Form
Associate Membership
For individuals who have a substantial professional interest in neurointerventional surgery.
Associate Membership Application
Junior Membership
For individuals who are training in interventional neuroradiology, endovascular neurosurgery or interventional neurology. Junior membership can be held for 3 years before the member must move to Senior membership.
Download the application ♦ Download the Program Director Reference Form
Clinical Associate Membership
For non-physician members of the medical profession who have a special interest in neurointerventional surgery, such as physician assistants, nurse practitioners, radiologic technologists and paramedical professionals.
Medical Student/Resident Membership
For individuals who have a professional interest in neurointerventional surgery. Candidates for membership must be enrolled in an accredited medical school or residency program, and must submit a signed letter from the medical school Dean or Medical Department Chairman or from your Residency Program Director.
Senior Scientist Membership
For scientists whose primary research focuses on topics relevant to cerebrovascular disease, device and image-guidance technology deployed by neurointerventional surgeons, and/or predictions of treatment efficacy and safety of neurointerventional treatments by preclinical (in vivo, in vitro, or in silico) modeling. Scientists shall be eligible for Senior Scientist after having been an Associate Member for 5 years.
Download the application ♦ Download the Senior Scientist reference form
Junior Scientist Membership
For in-training scientists actively performing research in neurointerventional surgery. Junior Scientist membership can be held for 3 years before the member must move to Senior Scientist membership.
Download the application ♦ Download the Junior Scientist Reference Form
*All members and applicants agree to abide by the SNIS Code of Ethics and any revisions thereof.
