C-CLM Membership
C-CLM Membership-General Information
To assist C-CLM with accomplishing its mandate, two levels of membership (full members and corresponding members) are involved and incumbents are appointed following review and endorsement by IFCC Executive Committee of the Education and Management Division.
The pool of candidates for both membership groups is produced through a formal application process. Both full members and corresponding members are nominated by National Society members of IFCC, usually via a letter of support. This letter of support must be accompanied by a C-CLM application form completed by the candidate. As the main purpose of C-CLM is to promote good leadership and management skills among clinical laboratory professionals, the committee seeks members who are experienced mentors, who are knowledgeable, and have a keen interest in sharing their expertise in this area.
Individuals, wishing to become a member or corresponding member of C-CLM should begin by expressing this interest to their National Society. The complete application process consists of the National Society letter of nomination, an updated curriculum vitae and the complete application form which provides information on the applicant’s interest in Clinical Laboratory Management, relevant past experience and level of commitment to C-CLM work. Applications are reviewed and officially endorsed by the Executive Committee of the Education and Management Division (EC-EMD) of IFCC, and the EMD chair officially inform successful candidates.
C-CLM Full Members
These positions require a broad knowledge of relevant disciplinary areas of the Clinical Laboratory and knowledge of quality management requirements. Experience working as a team leader, strong administrative skills and know-how (projects, people, budgeting) and organizing ability are needed. Appointees are expected to function effectively within the committee. Skills in multidisciplinary research, project management, mastery in writing for scientific publication, and use of quality management tools, and statistical methods are highly desirable.
Eligibility as a full member are those who show a strong commitment to tasks, are disciplined, and stick to timelines. Positions are open to mentors, team players, who are cooperative and collaborative, responsible, accountable, experienced in clinical laboratory management, teaching, and have good written and speaking skills in English.
Full members are held accountable to contribute the equivalent of 8 to 10 hours per week toward activities of the committee and including physical attendance at meetings. Full members commit to 3-year terms of office. The list and contact information for current C-CLM full members are below:
|
Committee Chair
|
|
Prof. Sedef Yenice Istanbul Bilim University and Gayrettepe Florence Nightingale Hospital Director of Clinical Laboratory Istanbul34349 -Turkey Email: sedefyenice@gmail.com or sedef.yenice@florence.com.tr
|
|
Other Committee Members
|
|
Prof. Aye Aye Khine Womano
National Health Laboratory Services
Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University,
Pretoria - South Africa
Email: ayeaye.khine@smu.ac.za
|
PD Dr. Matthias Orth
Institute for Lab. Med.
Vinzenz von Paul Kliniken gGmbH
D-70027 Stuttgart - Germany Email: Matthias.Orth@vinzenz.de
|
|
Dr Modupe Kuti M.B;B.S (Ib), FWACP (Lab Med)
Lecturer/ Honorary Consultant,
Department of Chemical Pathology, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, & University College Hospital, Ibadan-Nigeria
Email: modupekuti@yahoo.com
|
Prof. Edward Randell
Dept. of Lab. Medicine,
Eastern Health Authority & Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University
St. John's NL, A1B 3V6 - Canada
Email: ed.randell@easternhealth.ca
|
C-CLM Corresponding Members
Corresponding members come from member organizations of IFCC and are limited to one corresponding member per IFCC member state serving on C-CLM. Candidates with active interest in focus areas of the C-CLM and with previous experience in one or more of the focus areas within their own countries and organizations are encouraged to pursue membership in C-CLM. The expected commitment to C-CLM activities is the equivalent of 2 to 3 working days or between 16 to 24 hours per month. Corresponding members have no limits on the term of commitment to the committee. The normal route to corresponding membership with C-CLM is through the local national professional organization(s).
Corresponding members are active at all meetings and activities of the Committee and deliver measurable outcomes in accordance with the agreed terms of reference of the Committee. IFCC does not reimburse travel expenses for Corresponding Members, therefore, are responsible for their own expenses when attending meetings.
The list of current Corresponding Members are below:
|
Country
|
Name
|
Full Member Society
|
|
Ethiopia
|
Belay Tessema
bt1488@yahoo.com
|
Ethiopian Medical Laboratory Association
|
|
Germany
|
Robert Lange
robert.lange@mvz-labor-berlin.de
|
German Society of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine
|
|
India
|
Shyamali Pal
shy23_pal@yahoo.co.in
|
Association of Clinical Biochemists of India
|
|
India
|
Jasbinder Kaur
jasbinderkaur@yahoo.co.in
|
Association of Medical Biochemists of India
|
|
Iran
|
Behzad Poopak
bpoopak@gmail.com
|
Iranian Association of Clinical Laboratory Doctors
|
|
Israel
|
Michael Mayer
michaelyael.mayer@gmail.com
|
Israel Society for Clinical Laboratory Science
|
|
Japan
|
Satoshi Kimura
sdkimura@med.showa-u.ac.jp
|
Japan Society of Clinical Chemistry
|
|
Jordan
|
Ahmed Abdel Karim Abu Siniyeh
asiniyeh12@gmail.com
|
Society for Medical Technology & Laboratories
|
|
Lithuania
|
Dalius Vitkus
dalius.vitkus@santa.lt
|
Lithuanian Society of Laboratory Medicine
|
|
Mexico
|
Juan Manuel Vargas Morales
lacrimas@yahoo.com.mx
|
Mexican Association of Clinical Laboratory Sciences
|
|
Morocco
|
Mohammed Touimi-Benjelloun
touimibm@gmail.com
|
Moroccan Society of Clinical Chemistry
|
|
Nepal
|
Rajesh Kumar Gupta
hirajesh_iom@yahoo.com
|
Nepal Association for Medical Laboratory Sciences
|
|
Nepal
|
Sanjaya Kumar Shah
sksnpl83@gmail.com
|
Nepalese Association for Clinical Chemistry
|
|
Nigeria
|
Oyetunji Soriyan
tunjisoriyan@gmail.com
|
Association of Clinical Chemists Nigeria (ACCN)
|
|
Pakistan
|
Rizwan Hashim Hashim
riznajmi20011@hotmail.com
|
Pakistan Society of Chemical Pathologists
|
|
Paraguay
|
Juana Ortellado de Canese
juaniorte@yahoo.com.mx
|
Association de Bioquimicos del Paraguay
|
|
Philippines
|
Ronaldo Puno
ronniepunormt@yahoo.com
|
The Philippines Association of Medical Technologists
|
|
Portugal
|
Maria Cristina Marques
|
Portuguese Society of Clinical Chemistry
|
|
Slovak Rep.
|
Anna Stecová
anna.stecova@medirex.sk
|
Slovak Society of Clinical Biochemistry
|
|
Sri Lanka
|
Rohan Sugathadasa
rohan@hemahospital.com
|
Association for Clinical Biochemistry, Sri Lanka
|
|
Ukraine
|
Olena Beregova
elenaberegovaja@gmail.com
|
Ukrainian Society of Clinical Laboratory Diagnostic
|
|
Uruguay
|
Carlos Lacava
cjlacavaf@gmail.com
|
Asociación Bioquímica Uruguaya
|
C-CLM Collaborators
Former members of C-CLM or members of other IFCC committees, working groups (WG), or taskforces (TF) are invited to collaborate on projects of the committee, at the request of the chairperson of C-CLM. Such invited collaborations are based on expertise in the specific area of the project.
Below is a list of previous C-CLM collaborators:
|
Collaborator
|
Committee/
WG/TF
|
Project Description
|
Project Title
|
Date and Venue
|
|
Egon Amann
|
Committee of Analytical Quality
(C-AQ)
|
Joint Interactive Workshop
|
What is the best strategy to achieve compliance with QMS- and QC-requirements in the clinical laboratory?
|
March 20th, 2016, IFCC General Conference, Madrid, Spain
|
Further information
For further information on how you can become involved in C-CLM activities please contact the committee chairperson:
Prof. Sedef Yenice
Istanbul Bilim University
Gayrettepe Florence Nightingale Hospital
Director of Clinical Laboratory
Istanbul 34349 - Turkey
Email: sedefyenice@gmail.com or
sedef.yenice@florence.com.tr