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Who is eligible?
Membership of the CAMIP Voluntary Register is open to medical illustrators
who are either previous but lapsed members of the register or who hold at
least a BSc degree in Medical Illustration.
In addition, lapsed professional (qualified) members of either IMI or BIPP
who rejoin their professional body will automatically be registered by the
professional body as a benefit of membership.
If you do not fit the above categories you may still be able to apply to
join the register if you qualify under either of the following two
criteria:
1. You have experience from at least the last five years in the clinical
photography of patients and possess a qualification in Medical
Illustration from BIPP, IMI, MAA or any other relevant awarding body.
2. You have experience from at least the last
five years in the clinical photography of patients and have some qualifications in general photography but not medical
photography.
In either case, you must
be actively engaged in an approved CPD programme in order to satisfy
“fitness to practise” criteria.
The Application Form
The application form is in Adobe Acrobat pdf
format. You will need Adobe's free Acrobat reader to be able to view it.
The correct version for your operating system can be downloaded from the
Adobe web site -
Adobe Acrobat
Reader
Download the application form
(73KB pdf file)
Notes for applicants: Do not worry if you have to leave some sections
blank, but please write “N/A” across them.
Copies of certificates for qualifications and courses attended must
accompany your application form (where applicable). It is usually possible
to get verification from examining bodies should your certificate be
missing.
A panel of experienced professionals, appointed by the CAMIP Board of
Directors, will consider each application.
The panel’s decision will be final.
The Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Procedure
Download the Code of Conduct and Disciplinary
Procedure (22KB pdf file)
Please make sure you read this document carefully. It will reinforce the
status of the Register when you come to sign the Declaration.
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