Join AUPN!

Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of AUPN!

AUPN is an institutional-based membership for academic departments of neurology. Membership includes the Department Chair, Residency Program Director, Clerkship Director, Child Neurology Residency Program Director, Research Program Director, VA Chief and one Vice Chair - all who receive member benefits.

The Neurology Department Chair (or Divisions of Neurology) holds the AUPN membership for the Institution/Department and thus, is the billing contact for the department. Dues are paid on an annual basis at the beginning of each fiscal year by the Department Chair.

Criteria for Membership

  1. Must have a neurology division or department.
  2. Department/Division members must have academic appointments at an affiliated medical school, university, or other academic institution.
  3. Must be involved in teaching neurology to medical students, residents or fellows associated with an accredited medical school or university.
  4. Must have a residency program or be actively applying for one.
  5. Involvement in basic, clinical, or translational research is encouraged but not required.

There is no application to become a member of AUPN. Neurology Department Chairs of academic institutions who wish to have their university become a member of AUPN are asked to email neuro@aupn.org for more details.

NEW MEMBER DISCOUNT

AUPN is pleased to offer a one-time 50% dues discount for academic institutions who are not yet a member!

MILITARY INSTITUTIONS

Military Institutions are exempt from the payment of dues and receive complimentary membership to AUPN. If you are you the Department Chair of an academic Military Institution and wish to have your institution become of member of AUPN, please complete the short Institutional Profile Form.

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