NIO membership is open to organizations that research, develop, manufacture or market pharmaceuticals, biologics, medical devices, as well as diagnostic and surgical equipment for the treatment of neurological diseases, nervous systems ailments and psychiatric illnesses. Membership is also open to university neuroscience research centers, non-profit brain-state charities, and non-profit brain research centers. Associate membership is available for those organizations that have a vested interest in the neurotechnology industry such as law firms, venture capital firms, investment banks, accounting firms, individuals and consultants. NIO began accepting members on August 1st, 2006. View current members.

NIO is a member driven organization. Members may be actively involved in shaping NIO's industry promotion strategy and public policy agenda which includes representation in Washington D.C. As important issues are identified NIO forms task forces to address the challenges such as the public policy committee working group on the National Neurotechnology Initiative.

Membership dollars ensure financial support for NIO's programs aimed at educating key policy makers and advocating for supportive public policies - funding, regulatory, reimbursement, as well as industry development events and media relations for the industry. Member benefits also include a growing number of exclusive discounts for NIO members on neurotech market research and conferences.

Membership dues are calculated as follows and are paid annually, starting with the quarter joined. Please email Zack Lynch for membership application.

Member Dues (effective October 1, 2009)