Membership of the Ethiopian Organization for Cancer Prevention and Research (CPR – Ethiopia) is open to anyone with an interest in cancer prevention in Ethiopia, and applications are welcome. Members join a body of people working on the same set of questions from different directions — the laboratory and the clinic, the ministry and the kebele, research and personal experience.
Who membership is for
Researchers working on cancer prevention, early detection, health services or tobacco control, whether in Ethiopia or on Ethiopian questions from elsewhere.
Clinicians — doctors, nurses, midwives, health officers and health extension workers — who see cancer patients, or who see the people who will later present with cancer.
Public health practitioners in ministries, agencies, regional health bureaux and non-governmental organisations.
Students in medicine, nursing, public health, epidemiology, health economics and related fields.
Members of the public with an interest in cancer prevention in Ethiopia, including people who have had cancer themselves and people who have cared for someone through it.
A research background or a clinical qualification is welcome but is not required. An interest in the subject is the qualification that matters.
What happens after you apply
Your application goes to the membership committee, which considers it.
You will be contacted at the email address you give on the form.
Full terms of membership, including any fee, are confirmed to you in writing before you are enrolled. You are not a member until you have those terms and have accepted them.
Related pages
Researchers with a study to propose want collaborate, which sets out what our research units cover. Advertised posts appear on careers.
Questions about membership can be put to us before applying, at the address on the contact page. The accountability page sets out our governance arrangements, and the privacy page sets out the position on personal information.