Evinca Honors · South Korea

Healthcare recognition in South Korea, judged on evidence.

How health workers and teams in South Korea can take part in the 2027 Evinca Honors: fees for your country, the wording rules that apply there, and how to be nominated or invited.

Fees in South Korea

Prices are fixed in US dollars worldwide; checkout will show KRW and any local tax.

RoutePrice
Rising Star (Emerging Healthcare Contributor)First five years of practiceUS$79
Evinca Honor, individual dossierPatient Safety & Quality, Healthcare Education and other themesUS$149
Evinca Honor, leadership dossierHealthcare Leadership (more evidence to review)US$249
Evinca Honor, team or project dossierUp to 8 named members, one shared recordUS$499
Institution planPer year, 10 assessment seatsUS$2,400

Cohort 1 (pilot) is free and by invitation. Fees apply from Cohort 2 (first paid cohort), opening June 2027.

Wording rules in South Korea

An Evinca Honor is written only as “[Year] Evinca Honoree — [Category]”. It is not a licence or classification, and it does not replace registration with Ministry of Health and Welfare.

Local terms we never use in South Korea:

Plus 31 words blocked in every country, such as consultant, specialist, fellow, certified, top and best. Full wording policy.

How to take part from South Korea

Questions

Can healthcare professionals in South Korea apply?

Yes. Evinca Honors are open to nurses, midwives, physicians, pharmacists, allied health professionals, educators, leaders and teams in South Korea and every other country. Cohort 1 (pilot) is by invitation; open applications start in June 2027.

How much does it cost to apply from South Korea?

Prices are the same in every country: individual honors from US$79 to US$249, a team or project dossier US$499. A Spotlight Story is free, and Cohort 1 (pilot) is free.

Is an Evinca Honor a licence or professional classification in South Korea?

No. It is an independent recognition of documented work. It does not replace or affect registration or classification by Ministry of Health and Welfare.