Definition of "Industry"
For the purpose of Society membership, Industry is broadly defined as organizations or companies that do not provide direct patient care and/or companies that manufacture and sell device, pharmaceutical or other products. Regardless of job function, Industry employees will not be approved for any membership category other than 'Industry Member.'

Types of Industry Members
The Industry category is open to industry employees who are directly involved in clinical and technical activities, education, research, engineering, and/or corporate leadership and whose careers demonstrate a commitment to EP and/or pacing. Individuals who are chiefly responsible for sales and/or marketing are not eligible for membership in the Society.

Benefits of Industry Membership
Industry members have the same benefits and privileges of physician, scientist, and allied health professionals membership, with the following exceptions: Industry members are ineligible to hold office, vote for elected positions, and serve on committees and task forces. The Society reserves the right to amend the policies stated above at its discretion.

Categories and Costs of Industry Membership
(A)	Industry Member — Industry employees who are directly involved in clinical and technical activities, education, research, engineering, and/or corporate leadership and are not chiefly responsible for sales/marketing.

Industry Member Category	Dues
Physician	$530
Scientist	$520
Allied Professional	$500

Note: Membership dues for the Heart Rhythm Society are set annually by the Board of Trustees.

Questions? Contact the Membership Hotline at (202) 464-9855 or membership@HRSonline.org.