In addition to the standard ESO membership benefits, ESO Fellows benefit from a higher profile and more active membership in ESO.
Fellowship benefits include:
- Listed as an ESO Fellow on the ESO website
- Invited to participate in the Council of Fellows
- Entitled to use the FESO designation
- Included in annual Fellow distribution of the ESO FESO list
Application: Current fellows can nominate members who meet the qualifications for membership as ESO Fellows.
For all applications, applicants should have two letters of support from FESO Fellows and have demonstrated:
- Attendance at three or more ESO conferences in the preceding six years.
- Presentation (poster or oral), or contribution to a teaching session at an ESO conference
- Contribution to an ESO committee / working group/ conference organisation – through membership or invited attendance at these groups.
For the award of Fellowship by research achievements:
Ten papers with an impact Factor > 2 and at least one paper as first, last or corresponding author in a journal from a list agreed and reviewed by the Fellowship selection committee each year.
For the award of Fellowship through clinical leadership achievements:
Five or more years contribution at senior clinical level to a stroke service with evidence of having achieved: regional or national impact through service development, audit or successfully starting a new stroke service.
or
Demonstration of a major contribution to improving stroke care within a country (or more widely in Europe) through chairing a national guideline committee, organising a national conference or equivalent activity.
All nominations by ESO Fellows as well as new application documents need to be sent to esoinfo@eso-stroke.org.
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Tom Robinson, former ESO Memberhsip Committee Chair speaks about FESO benefits in this brief video.