Learn more about the purpose, structure, leadership, and membership guidelines that shape the MS Professionals-in-Training Special Interest Group.
The MS Professionals-in-Training Special Interest Group (MS-PiT SIG) seeks to develop an international network of multidisciplinary professionals-in-training, encourage interest in multiple sclerosis treatment and research, and help expand the number of healthcare professionals providing care to people living with MS.
MS-PiT is a standing group with no defined term. Its mandate and work are ongoing.
The group corresponds with the Board of Governors of the Consortium of Multiple Sclerosis Centers (CMSC), or as otherwise designated, through the Chair.
MS-PiT supports training, mentorship, collaboration, and professional development across the multiple sclerosis community.
Share clear and accessible information about MS and neuroimmunology training opportunities for prospective trainees.
Develop a directory of training programs, research interests, and potential mentors in MS and neuroimmunology.
Disseminate information about educational, scholarship, and funding opportunities for professionals in training.
Collaborate with CMSC leadership and the Foundation of the CMSC to strengthen the future MS workforce and promote excellence in care.
Participate in planning the CMSC Annual Meeting and other educational programs for trainees, residents, and medical students.
Support the development of white papers and publications focused on mentorship needs and opportunities for specialized training.
Help develop a structured guide for specialized MS and neuroimmunology training, with the long-term goal of recognized certification.
Build professional connections across disciplines involved in MS care and reflect the multidisciplinary nature of the field.
MS-PiT is guided by defined leadership roles and membership criteria that support continuity and engagement
