EBNENM – European Board in Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine

The European Board in Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine (EBNENM) provides a structured pathway to European board certification for physicians specialising in the care of patients with neuroendocrine neoplasms (NENs).

Established through collaboration between ENETS and the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS), EBNENM brings together defined training requirements, documented competencies and a European board examination. Successful candidates are awarded the title of Fellow of the European Board of Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine.

The programme supports multidisciplinary expertise and shared standards in NEN medicine. It is open to European and non-European physicians who meet the relevant eligibility requirements.

What is EBNENM?

A European board certification pathway in neuroendocrine neoplasia medicine, established through collaboration between ENETS and UEMS.

Why undertake board certification?

To demonstrate specialist knowledge and competencies in NEN medicine through documented training and formal assessment against European standards.

Who is it for?

Physicians with a national specialist qualification who wish to develop and demonstrate their expertise in NEN medicine. European and non-European applicants are welcome, subject to the programme’s training and examination requirements.

EBNENM examinations 2027 – applications open

The examinations will take place during the ENETS 2027 Annual Conference in Milan, Italy.

  • Application deadline: 30 November 2026, 23:59 CET
  • Written examination: 10 March 2027
  • Oral examination: 11–12 March 2027

Find eligibility requirements, application documents, examination details and fees on the examinations page.

Programme Information

EBNENM at a glance

Learn about the programme’s purpose, European Training Requirements and pathway to board certification.

Board and governance

Meet the EBNENM Board and learn how ENETS and UEMS work together to oversee the programme.

Examinations

Find examination dates, eligibility requirements, application documents, assessment procedures and fees.


Trainees

Trainees are physicians undertaking the EBNENM training pathway in NEN medicine. In this context, the term includes physicians who already hold a national specialist qualification.

Training institutions

Training institutions provide the clinical experience, supervision and learning environment needed for trainees to develop the required competencies in NEN medicine.

Trainers

Trainers guide and supervise trainees, support their development and assess their progress towards the required competencies.


Resources & templates

Access the European Training Requirements, EBNENM logbook, forms and educational resources supporting training and examination preparation.

Frequently asked questions

Find answers to questions about the qualification, eligibility, training and examinations.

The ENETS–UEMS collaboration

Learn about the partnership underpinning EBNENM and its European framework for specialist training and assessment.