Membership
General Physician Member
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For physicians interested in Neonatal Neurology. Members may vote in Newborn Brain Society elections, hold office, and be considered for governance appointments. They are also invited to join all educational activities and have full access to online resources.
Automatic rebilling.
General Non-Physician Member
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For nurses, advanced practice nurses, allied health professionals, trainees, students, community members, and basic science faculty. Members may vote in Newborn Brain Society elections, hold office, and be considered for governance appointments. They are also invited to join all educational activities and have full access to online resources.
Automatic rebilling.
General LMIC Member
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Health care providers residing and working in countries classified by the World Bank as having a low-income, lower-middle-income, or upper-middle-income economy are eligible for this membership category. General LMIC Members receive full membership benefits, including the ability to vote, hold office, pay dues, and participate in educational activities. Verification is required prior to becoming an active member.
Automatic rebilling.
Junior Member
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Individuals currently enrolled in a recognized training program (e.g., medical residency, fellowship, nursing program, or scientific graduate training) are eligible for Junior Membership. Junior Members are invited to participate in all educational activities and have full access to online resources. They do not pay dues, vote, or hold office. One year after completing their training, they become eligible for General Membership and will be assessed dues at that time. Verification is required prior to becoming an active member.
Emeritus Membership – $130
Available to individuals who have retired from clinical practice and wish to remain engaged with the neonatal neurology community through the Newborn Brain Society. To request this membership, please email membership@newbornbrainsociety.org.
Membership Benefits
- Access to member-only online educational, quality improvement, research, and publication resources.
- On demand streaming of all educational webinars and International Newborn Brain Conference series.
- Discounts on select scientific conferences, courses, and workshops, including the International Newborn Brain Conference.
- Access to community forum.
- Grant opportunities.
- Nomination to any of the standing committees: Education, Guidelines and Publications, QI and Research, Communication and Networking, Membership Leadership, and Finance.
A Diverse, Multidisciplinary Network
With over 1,400 members from over 80 countries, the Newborn Brain Society brings
together professionals dedicated to advancing neonatal brain care worldwide.
Physicians
Including neonatologists, pediatricians, neurologists, and other specialists advancing clinical and academic care.
Researchers & Scientists
Driving innovation in neonatal neuroscience through basic, translational, and clinical research.
Neonatal & Pediatric Nurses
Providing bedside care and supporting early neurodevelopment in critically ill newborns.
Advanced Practice Providers
Nurse practitioners and physician assistants delivering specialized care alongside physician teams.
Therapists (OT, PT, SLP)
Promoting optimal developmental outcomes through occupational, physical, and speech therapies.
Trainees & Students
Medical, nursing, and allied health students, residents, and fellows preparing for careers in newborn brain care.
Families & Community Members
Parents, advocates, and champions for infant brain health who bring essential lived experience and public voice to our mission.
Disclosure: We welcome members of the business community to participate in public offerings of the NBS, although those with conflicts of interest with the NBS may not become members or hold office within the society.
NBS reserves the right to withhold or revoke membership for perceived conflict of interest. All decisions regarding membership and potential/perceived conflicts of interest are subject to review by the NBS Board of Directors.
For any questions, please email membership@newbornbrainsociety.org.