Information for EBNENM Trainees
Welcome to our webpage for trainees interested in undertaking this programme! On this page, you will find information and resources for EBNEN trainees.
Please note that successful candidates completing this programme will receive a official certification and an EU-wide recognised accreditation in neuroendocrine neoplasia medicine by the governing body UEMS. This programme is comparable to other European Board offers organised by the UEMS is association with other medical societies.
Am I eligible to apply for this training programme?
The following criteria must be met for applications to be considered eligible for training. Applicants must:
- Be a qualified medical professional (e.g. a medical doctor who has completed their general professional training)
- have completed their EBNENM fellowship or equivalent in competency.
- Have a national qualification, e.g. Board in Gastroenterology in their specialty prior to entering the EBNENM programme
- Be an ENETS member.
What to expect during the training?
The training in NEN (duration and curriculum) will enable the trainee to become a fully independent specialist in NEN. Classical methodologies will be applied throughout the course/training, including - but not limited to lectures, seminars, bed-side teaching, case reports, case scenario discussions, journal clubs, e-learning, webinars, computer assisted, self-instruction modules, problem-based learning, team-based learning, simulation etc.
The applicant will be required to meet the following criteria to be eligible for the examination process:
- Minimum of 2 years of continuous clinical work in NEN care after fellowship in ENETS Centers of Excellence or equivalent institution
- Completion of adequate competencies and clinical training for their individual specialty (specific details for each specialty are provided in the UEMS European Training Requirements for Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine dated September 2020).
- Regular active participation in dedicated NEN tumour boards (minimum number of 100; as to be proven in logbook)
- Active involvement in design and concept of therapeutic pathways according to individual needs (minimum number of 100; as to be proven in logbook)
- Completed logbook as proof of adequate clinical training. Logbook must to be completed in order to show competencies obtained as per guidelines provided in UEMS European Training Requirements for Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine dated September 2020.
Following the training, will I be eligible to apply for the examination?
Following the training, the minimum following criteria are required to be met in order to apply for examination are as follows:
- ENETS member in good standing
- Recommendation by trainer
- Completed and signed logbook
- Participation in one postgraduate course per year (at the Annual ENETS Conference)
- Attendance at national NEN symposium / registry meeting
- Participation or organization of at least one educational event for NEN patients or awareness campaign
- Successful attendance at ENETS-E-Learning platform
- Minimum of 3 (co-)authorships in peer-reviewed publications in the field of NEN disease during the last 5 years
- Minimum of 2 oral or poster presentations on NEN disease at national or international symposia/congresses.
Expressions of interest from EBNENM trainees
Interested trainees should fill out the form below if they are interested in taking part in the European Board in Neuroendocrine Neoplasia Medicine.
Initially, ENETS Office will handle all expressions of interest from trainees and will connect you with your preferred training institutions. We will update the website with approved training institutions in the near future.