Announcement from PHPIO

[Bill Mullen]

Originally Posted by dcossar

Bill:

I, for one, was not really against the NC, just how it seemed unfair if you were not a CAHPI member, and wondered if there would be any benefit.

A nice logo for the NC and a way for members of the public to locate an NC holder would also be a nice addition to the program.

PHPIO app went into the mail yesterday morning

Wont' get to the office before tomorrow, I hope

Cheers

A nice logo for the NC and a way for members of the public to locate an NC holder would also be a nice addition to the program.

Doug:

Your wishes are about to be answered soon.

We talked in Toronto last year and I felt then that you were interested but had some justified reservations. Hopefully PHPIO can help us all get rid of the hurdles.

Bill Mullen

[wblakey]

Originally Posted by dcossar

Bill:

I, for one, was not really against the NC, just how it seemed unfair if you were not a CAHPI member, and wondered if there would be any benefit.

A nice logo for the NC and a way for members of the public to locate an NC holder would also be a nice addition to the program.

PHPIO app went into the mail yesterday morning

Wont' get to the office before tomorrow, I hope

Cheers

I am doing the best I can, given that I am in the minority, to even things out for non-cahpi (now to be called non-equivalency) inspectors.

A major problem is the lack of promotion for sure.

The assessment process is fair, but there wasn't much advantage in being a National Certificate Holder (until now, when you see that BC licensing has included NCH as one of the recognized qualifications.)

What is really sad is that if certain people in INACHI had been willing, it could have been in the position PHPIO is in now.

[Douglas Cossar]

Originally Posted by bmullen

A nice logo for the NC and a way for members of the public to locate an NC holder would also be a nice addition to the program.

Doug:

Your wishes are about to be answered soon.

We talked in Toronto last year and I felt then that you were interested but had some justified reservations. Hopefully PHPIO can help us all get rid of the hurdles.

Bill Mullen

Looking forward to it

Cheers