Overview
HTAi offers your organization unparalleled opportunities for engagement, networking, and access to the world’s top experts in the field of health technology assessment.
Because no other professional society is home to as many HTA visionaries as HTAi. Connecting your organization to HTAi’s premier national and international gatherings, policy forums, and unquestionable network of expertise.
There is no better platform than HTAi to impact equitable, responsive, and cutting-edge public health care systems, tech, and global strategic influence.
Membership Benefits
Your HTAi organizational membership gives you access to:
- HTAi’s premier events and Interest Groups, including member rates to the renowned HTAi Annual Meeting
- Eligibility to apply for limited membership in the HTAi Policy Forum
- An international network of HTA experts, leaders, policymakers, stakeholders, and thought-innovators
- Free online access to IJTAHC, the International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care
- Listing of your organization’s membership on the HTAi website
- Access to HTAi bulletin board page to submit job postings, RFPs, and more
Organizational Member Pricing
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For-Profit Organizations |
$3,750 |
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Not-For-Profit Organizations |
$1,875 |
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Not-For-Profit Organizations-Middle Income Country |
$450 |
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Not-for-Profit Organizations-Low Income Country |
$150 |
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Global Policy Forum For-Profit Membership |
$32,000 |
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Global Policy Forum Not-for-Profit Membership |
$2,500 |
Upper Middle-Income, Low Income and Lower Middle-Income Countries are based on the World Bank standards.
Eligibility for the Patient/Consumer Volunteer membership category is restricted to individuals who encounter HTA through their roles as patients, caregivers, or consumers, and who do not encounter HTA through paid employment. New members in this category are asked to submit a brief statement describing their involvement with HTA.
Organizational members can have up to ten (10) organizational representatives registered under one organizational membership, with the following exceptions:
- Organizational members from Low and Middle-Income Countries can designate an unlimited number of Organizational Representatives.
- Universities with an Organizational membership can register an unlimited number of ‘Student-Organizational Representatives’, in addition to their standard ten (10) Organizational Representatives. All Students require proof of enrollment in the form of a Student ID.
Each organization may appoint one representative to vote on behalf of the organizational membership. The voting representative must be one of the ten organizational representatives included in the organizational membership.
Designated voters will be asked to submit votes throughout the year for events such as the Annual General Meeting or the Board Election.
All figures are in U.S. dollars.