Membership


which will be established from your job description and CV, or Have 10 years’ healthcare experience in senior management, and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV.


Member


Members of the Institute are typically Managers, Senior Specialists, and experienced Professionals within the sector, whether an engineer or not. Those in membership at this grade are entitled to use the designatory letters MIHEEM. To be elected as a Member you must meet the following requirements: Hold a Degree, Foundation Degree, C&G


Full Tech Certificate, HNC, HND, NVQ4 (or equivalent), and/or be already registered with the Engineering Council as a Chartered Engineer or Incorporated Engineer, and/or hold an equivalent membership with another relevant Professional Body and have 3 years’ relevant experience, not necessarily in healthcare, and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV, or Have 5 years’ experience in senior management and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV.


Technician Technician members of the Institute are typically technically qualified engineers working within the sector, who, in being awarded this grade, will also be eligible for registration as an Engineering Technician, and will be encouraged to do so. Those in membership at this grade are entitled to use the designatory letters TIHEEM To be elected as a Technician you must meet the following requirements: Hold an HNC, NVQ4 (or equivalent), and/or be already registered with the Engineering


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Council as an Engineering Technician, and/or hold an equivalent membership with another relevant Professional Body and have 2 years’ relevant experience, not necessarily in healthcare, and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV. Have 5 years relevant healthcare


experience and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV.


Associate Member Associate Members of the Institute are typically those with no engineering background working in the sector, particularly those new to the sector or with no recognised qualifications. Those in membership at this grade are entitled to use the designatory letters AMIHEEM. To be elected as an Associate Member


you must meet the following requirements: Hold an ONC, NVQ3 (or equivalent), and/or


be already registered with the Engineering Council as an Engineering Technician, and/or hold an equivalent membership with another relevant Professional Body and have 2 years’ relevant experience, not necessarily in healthcare, and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV, or Have 3 years’ relevant experience and demonstrate appropriate competencies, which will be established from your job description and CV.


Crafts Person Crafts Person members of the Institute are typically Technical or Trades personnel working in the sector. They may have appropriate competencies built up through experience, but a minimum level of qualification. They may be seeking to develop their careers via membership. Those in membership at this grade are entitled


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