International Neuromodulation Society (INS)

INS and NANS: A Global Network

In 1995, NANS became the first chapter of the International Neuromodulation Society (INS) and remains its largest. ​INS is a global nonprofit encompassing 24 chapters and, similar to NANS, its membership includes clinicians, scientists and engineers dedicated to the scientific development and awareness of neuromodulation. 
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Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface is the official journal of INS and NANS members receives a subscription to the journal as a membership benefit. NANS members also receive a discount to attend the biennial INS World Congress.

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NANS members automatically belong to the multidisciplinary International Neuromodulation Society (INS). 

INS Benefits Available to All NANS Members

As part of their membership in INS, members of NANS:

Have exclusive access to members-only resources on the INS website, including:

• The INS’s journal, Neuromodulation: Technology at the Neural Interface - the preeminent journal about neuromodulation science and application, publishing timely, rigorously peer-reviewed articles on the state-of-the-art clinical, translational and basic science research. Members receive the print and online journal, including online access to over 20 years of archived content.
• Live and recorded webinars and journal clubs, with an opportunity for members to earn CME credit
• Past scientific congress recordings
• Patient education fact sheets that can be customized with clinic details 
• Neuromodulation product database, courtesy of Neurotech Reports
• Member database to connect with fellow members around the globe
• Image bank of copyright-free non-commercial images for use in posters and presentations 
• Media Toolkit with advice for news media interactions 

NANS members can also get engaged with INS in these ways:

• Participate in formal mentorship programs organized by our Young Neuromodulators  and International Women in Neuromodulation (iWIN) Committees
• Nominate and elect INS directors-at-large
• Volunteer for outreach projects to advance awareness of neuromodulation and patient care
• Publish their contact information in an online public directory (Members can opt in by editing their profile settings on the INS members’ site)
• Receive registration discounts to the biennial INS world congresses and chapter meetings.
• Receive a member discount for publishing Open Access articles in Neuromodulation 
• Receive regular e-Newsletters and access archived newsletters
• Network with the global neuromodulation community

With its member volunteers, the INS proactively interacts with external information partners, news organizations and social media to expand awareness and understanding of neuromodulation therapies to improve patient access and care.

The INS offers public educational materials that we encourage members to use and share:

• A library of noncommercial, peer-reviewed patient education content, handouts and videos
• A glossary of neuromodulation terms and descriptions of common conditions and treatments 
• Breaking news in the industry– including research news 
• Clinical trials in neuromodulation from the clinicaltrials.gov and ISRCTN Registers

Questions about your INS membership? Please feel free to contact the INS Executive Office.