Early Career Professionals & Trainees
Junior faculty and trainee members are the future of ISHLT and of the profession, and the Society is committed to facilitating their full engagement in all the ISHLT offers.
Early Career

"Early Career" is defined as anyone whose training was completed fewer than six years ago.
Members and nonmembers can self-identify as Early Career under the "Account" tab when updating their member profile.
Trainees

ISHLT has an official Trainee Membership category, open to all individuals in a formal training program (residents, fellows, medical students, nursing students, and graduate students).
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ISHLT2027 Symposium Proposal Submission Site Now Open
1 June 2026
Submissions are now being accepted for ISHLT2027 Symposium Proposals. ISHLT members are welcome to submit … -
May 2026 Journal Watch
25 May 2026
The May 2026 Journal Watch highlights early career and trainee contributions to recent research. -
Catch Up on ISHLTv
8 May 2026
ISHLT webinar recordings are open to the entire community any time you need a little extra insight. Watch … -
ISHLT Announces Results of 2026 Election for Board of Directors + Professional Communities
24 October 2025
The International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation (ISHLT) has announced the results of its … -
May 2025 Journal Watch
16 June 2025
The May 2025 Journal Watch highlights early career and trainee contributions to recent research.


