Honorary Fellowship Proposal Form

Honorary Fellowship Proposal Form

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  • Honorary Fellowships of the Faculty may be bestowed on individuals by the Board in recognition of exceptional contributions to the field of forensic and legal medicine and are not otherwise eligible to become Fellows of the Faculty.

    Information submitted via this form will be used to carry out any reasonable activity related to the administration of the FFLM Fellowship process and is held subject to relevant data protection legislation

    This form is designed to allow proposers to provide information about candidates proposed for Honorary Fellowship.

    Failure to complete all sections may result in rejection of the application as this information is vital to the Membership and Fellowship Committee (MFC) in determining whether to recommend to the Board that an individual is awarded Honorary Fellowship. The application will be assessed based on the information within this form therefore insertion or attachment of a Curriculum Vitae (CV) is not sufficient for consideration of the application. Candidates for Honorary Fellowship may only be nominated by existing Fellows.
  • To be awarded Honorary Fellowship of the Faculty of Forensic & Legal Medicine of the Royal College of Physicians individuals should:

    Have demonstrated exceptional contributions to the science (education and/or research) and practice of forensic and legal medicine

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    Promote the values of the Faculty

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    Not be eligible for Fellowship of the Faculty by other means

    The Faculty would hope that those individuals elected as Honorary Fellows will act as ambassadors for the aims and values of the FFLM in raising standards in forensic and legal medicine and protecting vulnerable people.

    Honorary Fellowship will not be awarded simply due to working within a senior position within the field, rather it is for individuals who have made an exceptional contribution to improving education, quality of service, research or raising the profile of forensic and legal medicine.