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Fellow of the ERA - FERA

Discover the distinction of becoming a Fellow of the European Renal Association (FERA), a prestigious recognition that sets you apart in the field

Fellow of the ERA - FERA

Discover FERA

The Distinguished Fellow of the ERA (FERA) is an esteemed honour awarded by the ERA Council to current ERA members.

This recognition is presented during the General Assembly, highlighting the exceptional contributions to the ERA community and the outstanding work in clinical and research fields related to nephrology.

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Congratulations to the 2025 FERA

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What are the FERA benefits?

FERA Certificate: receive official recognition of remarkable achievements in nephrology.

Exclusive FERA Events: gain access to FERA-only gatherings and networking opportunities.

FERA Pin: showcase your FERA status proudly with a distinctive pin.

FERA Title: distinguish yourself further by having the privilege to use the FERA title in your signature.

Recognition by ERA: enjoy visibility on the ERA website and at the ERA Congress.

Enhanced Opportunities: receive an extra point when being evaluated or selected for various ERA programmes, including the ERA Ambassador programme and participation in annual Congress and meetings. FERA status can also enhance your eligibility for nomination to the board of various ERA bodies.

What does it take to become a FERA?

To qualify for the esteemed FERA status, candidates must meet a set of stringent requirements. These prerequisites ensure that FERA recipients are truly exemplary in their contributions and commitment to nephrology and the ERA community. Learn more about the necessary requirements.

Elevate your career, expand your network, and receive unique recognition. Become a Fellow of the European Renal Association (FERA) and stand out in the world of nephrology.