Membership - Join ESCP here!

The benefits of joining ESCP:

• Become part of a specialised European platform dedicated to promoting and advancing the science, knowledge and practice of coloproctology.
• Subscription to Colorectal Disease is available to ESCP members at a discounted rate.
• Lower ESCP Congress registration fees
• Free access to live surgery footage from ESCP's Congress in Malta, September 2007
• Online access to member listing

The ESCP website is currently being developed, providing member-only areas with valuable information, news and latest developments in the field of coloproctology.

If you are subscribing online for the first time, we will be able to autorenew your membership each year once you have purchased your first membership. (This will only apply if your credit card details don't change.) Please note that if you pay for Colorectal Disease, you will receive editions from January to December 2008.

IMPORTANT NOTE: when you enter your credit card details at the payment stage, please select the correct card type; problems can occur (even if your card number is correct) if the wrong type of card is selected (for example, Visa Debit, Visa Credit, Visa Electron etc).

Subscription payments for those who have completed online payment during 2008 will be automatically renewed at the start of January 2009 with prior notification advised in the near future. You do not need to renew your subscription.

MEMBERSHIP TARIFF FROM NOW TO DECEMBER 2008:
ESCP membership €85
Eastern European, Trainee,
Nurse/Technician membership €55

'Colorectal Disease', ESCP's official journal is a further €80 (includes online access) and is payable by both standard and Eastern European Members at the same rate.

Non-credit card based membership
Please note that if you are not paying by credit card, membership payment needs to be paid by cheque, and we no longer accept bank transfers.

Please e-mail us for a membership form


MEMBERSHIP TARIFF FOR FUTURE YEARS:
At the Council meeting in Malta, in September 2007, it was discussed and proposed that as the economies in Eastern European countries begin to improve, the difference between Eastern and Western European membership rates should be reduced. Therefore in future membership rates will be as follows: