Ready to develop your leadership skills, strengthen your CV, and make a real impact within the RiMS community?
RiMS is currently seeking four new Executive Board Members to help shape the future of Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation research and education.

📅 Application deadline: Saturday, 31 January 2026

Below you will find detailed information on the role, expected commitment, and application process.

📝 Application procedure

To apply, please submit the following documents:

• A motivation letter (maximum 400 words)

• An up-to-date CV

• A short biography

By submitting your application, you agree to the processing of your personal data by RiMS for the purpose of this selection process.

👉 Submit your application via this form. Please keep in mind you must be logged-in (or create a Free Account first if you don't have one) in order to be able to fill in the form.

🗓️ Timeline

• Application deadline: Saturday, 31 January 2026, 23:59 CET

• Selection decision: The RiMS Executive Board will complete the selection process by the end of February 2026 and submit a proposal to the General Assembly in June 2026

• Start of mandate: June 2026

🤝 Commitment

As an Executive Board Member, you will:

• Provide strategic leadership by contributing to the vision, priorities, and long-term direction of RiMS

• Support governance and decision-making, including participation in approximately three Executive Board meetings per year

• Contribute to RiMS activities and initiatives, such as the development of scientific programmes for educational activities (webinars, annual conference, workshops)

• Represent RiMS externally with partners, stakeholders, and at scientific or policy-related events

For further information, please contact RiMS Secretariat: learning@rehabinms.org

💡 Remuneration & benefits

This is a non-remunerated position, but it offers significant professional benefits, including:

• Increased visibility within the international Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation community

• Opportunities to strengthen leadership, coordination, and networking skills

• A chance to actively contribute to shaping the scientific agenda in your field of expertise

Join us in advancing the RiMS mission — apply now and help make a difference in Multiple Sclerosis rehabilitation.