Bringing CNS Members Together to Make Children’s Lives Better

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Program Overview:

    • Purpose: This member-only program provides Child Neurology Society members with the opportunity to participate in a virtual panel designed to connect industry partners with key opinion leaders in child neurology. The program enables members to share insights and expertise while fostering collaboration and networking within the Society.Members commit to participating for at least one year, with the opportunity to renew their commitment annually.
    • Format: Virtual panel discussions, focus groups, surveys, and roundtable collaborations held throughout the year. The program is designed to offer flexibility and ongoing engagement opportunities for members.

    Membership & Participation:

    • Eligibility:
      • The program is open to members of the Child Neurology Society.
    • Commitment:
      • Members commit to participating in the panel for at least one year, with the opportunity to renew their commitment annually.
    • Enrollment:
      • Members can sign up to participate in the community panel anytime, with no nominations required. The process is straightforward, ensuring that all interested members can easily join and contribute.

    Time Commitment:

    • Duration:
      • A one-year commitment is required, with participation in various activities throughout the year.
    • Activity Involvement:
      • Members may be involved in multiple activities, such as surveys, focus groups, roundtable discussions, and collaborations, depending on their interests and availability.

    Types of Activities:

    • Surveys:
      • Participate in or help design surveys that gather critical insights from child neurologists.
    • Focus Groups:
      • Engage in focused discussions on specific topics of interest to industry partners, providing a platform for in-depth exploration and exchange of ideas.
    • Roundtable Discussions:
      • Join in roundtable discussions where members can collaborate on emerging trends, challenges, and innovations in child neurology.
    • Collaborations:
      • Work collaboratively with peers and industry partners on projects that may influence future research, treatments, or policies in child neurology.

    Benefits of Participation:

    • Professional Growth:
      • Gain visibility as a key opinion leader within the field of child neurology, contributing to important conversations that shape the future of the specialty.
    • Networking:
      • Build strong professional relationships with other members and industry partners, expanding your network within and beyond the Society.
    • Influence:
      • Play a key role in shaping industry understanding and approaches to child neurology by sharing your expertise and insights.
    • Collaborative Opportunities:
      • Engage in meaningful collaborations that could lead to new research opportunities, publications, or advancements in clinical practice.
    • Support for the Society:
      • By participating in this panel, members contribute to the financial health of the Society. Financial support from industry partners is directed to the Society rather than individual members, allowing for open and unbiased interactions without concerns of conflict of interest.

    Benefits to the Child Neurology Society:

    • Connecting Industry Partners with Experts:
      • The panel provides a structured way for the Society to connect industry partners with key opinion leaders in child neurology, facilitating valuable exchanges of knowledge and perspectives.
    • Maintaining Professional Integrity:
      • By directing financial support to the Society, the program allows members to interact freely with industry partners, sharing their insights without concerns about personal financial conflicts. This setup supports ethical engagement and reinforces the integrity of the Society and its members.

    This program strengthens the Child Neurology Society’s role as a leading organization in the field, providing members with unique opportunities to engage, influence, and collaborate while supporting the organization’s broader goals.