A. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP TEM-B membership for two (2) years in an emergency management related professional organization with at least one year in EMAT. The basis of qualification for this contribution is the organization’s mission, which should be concerned about one or more mission areas of emergency management and consistent with the protection of life and property from disaster. If the mission of the organization is not apparent by its title, it should be provided in verifiable format (such as from the organization’s website). The scope of the organization should be state, national, or international. Some examples include professional organizations such as IAEM, EMAT, NEMA, and Association of Contingency Planners. Submit a copy of the current membership card or membership directory for each year of membership. One (1) single membership organization for the required number of years or any combination of organizations over the required period. While multiple organizations may be used, documentation of different years must be provided. You must maintain membership in EMAT to continue to use the designation of TEM-B after your name. Membership years: Name of association or organization: Describe how the association or organization relates to emergency preparedness: Describe how your affiliations with association or organization benefit you and the organization you represent: Upload membership or email showing membership. Provide information only if the association or organization you are a member with is not commonly associated with emergency management. Simply attach your membership cards or invoice showing your two years of membership. B. PROFESSIONIAL CONFERENCE: Attendance at a national or conference or annual meeting relevant to emergency management. Acceptable conferences may be hosted by national, state, regional, or local agencies with an emergency management role. Training (how to) workshops do not fulfill this requirement. A one or two day meeting on a single topic is considered a workshop. Applicants cannot duplicate a conference here when they have sought the ten (10) hour training credit in the Training Section. Applicant must submit a verification of attendance (e.g., acknowledgment letter, certification of attendance, etc.).
A. PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP TEM-B membership for two (2) years in an emergency management related professional organization with at least one year in EMAT. The basis of qualification for this contribution is the organization’s mission, which should be concerned about one or more mission areas of emergency management and consistent with the protection of life and property from disaster. If the mission of the organization is not apparent by its title, it should be provided in verifiable format (such as from the organization’s website). The scope of the organization should be state, national, or international. Some examples include professional organizations such as IAEM, EMAT, NEMA, and Association of Contingency Planners. Submit a copy of the current membership card or membership directory for each year of membership. One (1) single membership organization for the required number of years or any combination of organizations over the required period. While multiple organizations may be used, documentation of different years must be provided. You must maintain membership in EMAT to continue to use the designation of TEM-B after your name. Membership years: Name of association or organization: Describe how the association or organization relates to emergency preparedness: Describe how your affiliations with association or organization benefit you and the organization you represent: Upload membership or email showing membership. Provide information only if the association or organization you are a member with is not commonly associated with emergency management. Simply attach your membership cards or invoice showing your two years of membership. B. PROFESSIONIAL CONFERENCE: Attendance at a national or conference or annual meeting relevant to emergency management. Acceptable conferences may be hosted by national, state, regional, or local agencies with an emergency management role. Training (how to) workshops do not fulfill this requirement. A one or two day meeting on a single topic is considered a workshop. Applicants cannot duplicate a conference here when they have sought the ten (10) hour training credit in the Training Section. Applicant must submit a verification of attendance (e.g., acknowledgment letter, certification of attendance, etc.).
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