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Eastern Pain Association

A Regional Section of the American Pain Society

Why Join EPA?

When you join the American Pain Society's regional affiliate, the Eastern Pain Association (EPA), you become part of a professional community with a sustained interest in pain disorders and their management. Members represent a variety of disciplines, including physicians, nurses, psychologists and therapists. EPA members come from a variety of disciplines and work settings and are involved in basic research, clinical research, treatment, advocacy, and public policy. Members of EPA benefit in many ways:

• Support of continued professional development through access to multidisciplinary continuing educational programs
• Opportunities for networking with other pain professionals
• Discounted fees for all EPA sponsored educational opportunities
• Member newsletter, including articles on clinical areas
• Membership Directory, published annually, to assist you with networking with other member pain professionals
• Discounted subscription rate for the EPA's official journal, The Clinical Journal of Pain. For information about the journal, visit www.clinicalpain.com.

Questions about membership? Contact Joye Stewart, Membership Coordinator, at joye@societyhq.com.

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