• Are you currently an ISOO member?
  • What is your current membership?

  • As an Ordinary Member of ISOO, you may qualify to transition to Emeritus or Honorary Membership. Please review the brief descriptions below and select the membership type you’re interested in. After selection, you’ll be asked a few questions to determine your eligibility.

    Emeritus Membership
    Emeritus Membership is available to Ordinary Members who have:

    • Retired from active clinical or research work.
    • Been an ISOO Ordinary Member for a significant period.
    • Attended at least four Regular ISOO Meetings.

    This membership honors long-standing contributions to ISOO while maintaining involvement in the Society.

    Honorary Membership
    Honorary Membership is granted by nomination of the Executive Council to individuals who have:

    • Made significant contributions to ocular oncology or medicine.
    • Demonstrated a lasting impact in the field.

    Honorary Members may participate in ISOO discussions and meetings but do not pay dues.

  • Are you interested in applying for one of these membership types?

  • Thank you for your continued support of ISOO as a member. Please contact the ISOO Admin if you have additional questions at admin@isoo.org. 

  • Honorary Membership is granted by nomination of the ISOO Executive Council to individuals who have made significant contributions to ocular oncology or medicine. If you are interested in Honorary Membership, please contact ISOO Admin at admin@isoo.org for further guidance.

  • Are you retiring from active clinical or research activities?
  • Have you attended at least four regular ISOO meetings?

  • You could qualify for Emeritus membership with ISOO. Please email your request to the ISOO admin at admin@isoo.org. The Executive Committee will review the request and contact you with next steps. 

  • Emeritus Membership requires participation in at least four Regular Meetings. 

    Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

  • Emeritus Membership is only available for members who have retired from active clinical or research work. 

    Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

  • Have you completed your Training?
  • Has your role changed to have a primary focus on ocular oncology?
  • What best describes your current professional role?
  • Does your role support ocular oncology in some way?

  • Thank You for Your Interest

    Thank you for your interest in the International Society of Ocular Oncology (ISOO). ISOO is a global community of professionals dedicated to advancing the study, treatment, and care of ocular tumors. Through collaboration, research, and education, ISOO aims to support the field of ocular oncology and improve outcomes for patients worldwide.

    While it seems that ISOO membership may not be the right fit at this time, we appreciate your passion for ocular health and encourage you to stay connected with the field. If you have questions or would like to learn more about ISOO, feel free to visit our website or contact us directly.

  • Are you currently in training (e.g., residency, fellowship, or enrolled in a graduate program)?
  • Which of the following best describes your work in ocular oncology?
  • Do you have 5 or more published works in ocular oncology cited by Medline?
  • Can you provide documentation of your involvement in ocular oncology?
    • Research and Publications: Authorship or co-authorship of research papers, case studies, reviews, or editorials published in peer-reviewed journals related to ophthalmic oncology. This can also include presentations at scientific conferences or meetings.
    • Clinical Practice: Care for patients with ocular cancers or related conditions. Documentation could come from a healthcare institution affirming the individual's role in such a capacity.
    • Education and Training: Participation in educational programs, workshops, or courses focused on ophthalmic oncology, whether as a student, instructor, or developer of educational materials.
    • Professional Engagement: Membership in other relevant professional organizations, participation in ophthalmic oncology-related committees, or community outreach programs for eye cancer awareness and prevention.
    • Innovation and Development: Involvement in developing new technologies, treatments, or methodologies related to the diagnosis, treatment, or research of ocular cancers.
    • Collaborative Projects: Participation in multi-institutional research projects, clinical trials, or global health initiatives focused on ophthalmic oncology.
    • Advocacy and Leadership: Active involvement in advocacy groups, policy-making, or leadership roles in initiatives to improve outcomes for patients with ocular cancers.
  • Do you know an ISOO Ordinary Member?
  • Does your role support ocular oncology in any way?

  • You Could Qualify for ISOO Member in Training

    About Members-in-Training:
    This membership is for medical doctors, scientists, or allied health professionals currently in training. You’ll gain access to valuable ISOO resources, conferences, and opportunities to transition into a permanent membership category after your training is complete.

    Membership Term:

    Membership is valid for up to two years after completing your training.
    One year after completing training, you will be invited to apply for a more permanent membership category (e.g., Ordinary, Collaborating, or Allied Membership).


    Requirements to Apply:

    • Proof of Training: Upload a document verifying your current training status (e.g., enrollment confirmation or training certificate).
    • Letter of Recommendation: Provide a letter from an ISOO Ordinary Member supporting your application and detailing your involvement in ocular oncology. 

    Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

  • You Could Qualify for ISOO Collaborating Membership

    About Collaborating Members:
    This membership is for healthcare professionals, scientists, or allied health professionals who are involved in ocular oncology research or care but are not in primary medical or surgical roles. Collaborating Members benefit from access to ISOO resources, networking opportunities, and conferences to support their professional development in the field of ocular oncology.

    Membership Term:
    Collaborating Membership continues as long as you remain active in your role and meet the membership requirements, including payment of annual dues.

    Requirements to Apply:

    • Documentation of Qualifications: Upload a statement or documentation that demonstrates your involvement in ocular oncology (e.g., research projects, clinical contributions, or relevant professional activities).
    • Letter of Recommendation: If documentation is not available, provide a letter from an ISOO Ordinary Member detailing your involvement in ocular oncology.

     Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

  • You Could Qualify for ISOO Allied Membership

    About Allied Members:
    This membership is for industry professionals, NGO employees, or patient-directed support organization representatives whose work supports ocular oncology in some capacity. Allied Members enjoy access to ISOO’s community, resources, and conferences, helping them stay informed and connected to developments in the field.

    Membership Term:
    Allied Membership continues as long as you remain active in your role and meet the membership requirements, including payment of annual dues.

    Requirements to Apply:

    • Statement of Qualifications: Provide a statement describing how your role supports ocular oncology (e.g., pharmaceutical research, medical device innovation, or patient advocacy).

    Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

  • You Could Qualify for ISOO Ordinary Membership

    Thank you for your interest in joining the International Society of Ocular Oncology (ISOO). Based on your responses, you qualify for the Ordinary Membership category.

    About Ordinary Membership:
    This membership is for medically qualified professionals or basic scientists actively engaged in ophthalmic oncology. Ordinary Members have full voting rights, can participate in and lead society committees, and are eligible to serve on the Executive Committee and hold officer roles.

    Membership Term:

    • Membership is ongoing, contingent on maintaining meeting attendance and paying annual dues.
    • Members must not miss three consecutive Regular Meetings without submitting valid written excuses approved by the Executive Council.

    Requirements to Apply:

    • Evidence of Expertise: Provide either authorship/co-authorship of one or more published articles in ophthalmic oncology (cited by Medline) OR a letter of recommendation from an ISOO Ordinary Member detailing your contributions to the field.
    • Submit Your Application: Include a curriculum vitae (CV) and list of publications (if applicable).

    Thank you for your continued support of ISOO. If you have questions, use the contact form below to contact the ISOO Admin.

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  • Contact ISOO Admin for Assistance 

    We appreciate your interest in becoming a member of ISOO. Since you are unable to provide proof of ocular oncology involvement or a Letter of Recommendation from an ISOO Ordinary Member, you will need to contact the ISOO Admin for additional details.

    In your email, explain your interest in ISOO and your professional background, and let us know that you do not know an ISOO Ordinary Member. The Executive Board and Membership Committee will review your information and guide you on the next steps.

    Use the contact form below to email the ISOO Admin.

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