Why become a member of IATVS?
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Education & Professional Development
- Quarterly Grand Rounds via Zoom – Regular online educational sessions featuring current topics in transgender voice care.
- International Conferences – Access to IATVS congresses, meetings, and scientific events.
- Latest Scientific Publications – Direct access to links and updates on recently published articles and relevant research.
Professional Visibility & Resources
- Use of the IATVS Logo and Membership Badge – Exclusively available to IATVS members for professional communication and visibility.
- Member Profile on the IATVS Website – Maintain an up-to-date professional profile within the international IATVS network.
- “Find a Surgeon” / “Find an SLP” Directory – Eligible members can be listed in the IATVS professional directory, helping patients and colleagues identify specialized providers.
- Professional Information & Updates – Access to relevant professional news, resources, and updates through the members’ section of the IATVS website.
Community & Networking
- Join an International Professional Community – Connect with surgeons, SLPs, researchers, and other specialists in transgender voice care worldwide.
- Members-Only IATVS WhatsApp Group – Exchange questions, clinical information, publications, files, and professional updates directly with fellow members.
Scientific Collaboration & Leadership
- Participate in IATVS Committees and Research Groups – Full Members may actively contribute to scientific projects, professional initiatives, and working groups.
- Voting Rights at the General Assembly – Full Members are entitled to vote on IATVS matters and organizational decisions.
- Eligibility for Leadership Positions – Full Members may stand for election to administrative and leadership positions within the IATVS.
Membership types:
- Founding Members are the above-mentioned twelve specialists who founded the group in 2022.
- Full Members of the association are admitted by the Board Members upon application.
- Associate members are surgeons who don’t yet meet the full membership criteria (number of procedures), ENT surgeons in training as well as SLPs (Speech-Language Pathologists). Associate members do not have the right to vote.
- Honorary Members can be invited by the General Assembly or the unanimous voting of the Founding Members.

