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Member Information
Thank you for being a member of the American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA). We look forward to your participation in the Society’s many activities. See below for important member information and links.
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WEBINARS Join ASIA for free SCI Webinars with CME! ASIA members receive access to live and recorded webinars for free and receive CME! Webinars are being added regularly. Check here for a webinar schedule. Recorded ASIA webinars are now available in the learning center here. Contact the ASIA office if you are a member and need assistance accessing member webinars. |
CONFERENCE DISCOUNTS The ASIA Annual Scientific Meeting is held late Spring/early Summer each year. Check the ASIA website here for annual meeting dates and information.ASIA membership qualifies you for significantly reduced meeting registration! |
AWARDS  Annual Award opportunities include the Neilsen Foundation Allied Health Professional Research Award, the Vogel Award for Pediatric Excellence in Publishing, the Apple Award for Excellence in Publishing, the TRoHNS and Mulcahey Awards, the Anthony DiMarco Fellowship Award, and Early Career Awards! Read more about all ASIA awards. |
COMMITTEES One of ASIA’s strongest assets is its membership and our members’ willingness to share knowledge and expertise. Read here about ASIA’s many committees. If you would like to volunteer for a committee, click here to access a Committee application form. Complete the application and return it to the ASIA office –asia.office@asia-spinalinjury.org |
MENTORSHIP Connect and Collaborate! The American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) Mentoring Program is a way for early career members to build connections with experienced members. Mentors and mentees will be matched after the Annual Meeting each year, with mentorship activities occurring in the year between meetings. Read more here about the Mentorship Program. |
ASIA Policies
Public Information, Links and Downloads: Complete listing of public information and links for the SCI community. Important downloads are also available including the International Standards for Neurological Classification of SCI (ISNCSCI) Worksheet, Motor Exam Guide and the Guide to Durable Medical Equipment.
Support a New Student Member Program: Help ASIA grow while supporting a new student member for his/her first year in the society. You can Support a New Student Member online when you renew your membership or you can contact the ASIA office for other ways to sponsor a new student member.
Member in Good Standing Policy: A Member in good standing affirms the Member’s commitment to the vision of ASIA. It is anticipated that a Member in good standing sets an example for best professional practice in the area of spinal cord injury care and/or research, and who has remained current on Organizations dues. Members in good standing are expected to work collaboratively to strengthen the Organization and not engage in activities that put ASIA in financial or structural jeopardy, nor engage in activities that will bring discredit to the Organization.
Privacy Policy: Read here for the ASIA update Privacy Policy and terms of use.
Committee Intellectual Property Policy: This policy defines ownership, distribution, and commercialization of rights associated with Intellectual Property developed for the American Spinal Injury Association.
Conflict of Interest & Confidentiality Policy: Committee service within the American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) often requires committee members to review articles, documents, and proposals, and recommend individuals in the field of spinal cord injury for awards or recognition. The best interests of ASIA, its membership, and the field of spinal cord injury (SCI) are served when the evaluation processes are objective, unbiased, and confidential. They are further best served when committee information remains confidential permanently and committee judgments remain confidential until deliberations are completed and formally announced by authorized individuals within the organization.
