The ISK County Coordinators will serve as a key representative for ISK in their respective Counties, facilitating communication, membership engagement, and coordination of activities in conjunction with the Branch Chairs and the ISK CEO. This role is critical in enhancing the visibility and influence of ISK at the county level, fostering partnerships with local stakeholders, and supporting the institution’s strategic goals.

Qualification

For one to be appointed as the ISK County coordinator, the member:

Must be a Full Member or a Graduate Member in cases where there is no Full Member or a Technician Member where there is no Graduate Member;

Should have a Certificate of Good Standing

Must be a resident in the County one is applying to be a coordinator;

Should have an average of 50 CPD points for the last three years;

Should sign a declaration that s/he does not have or is not undergoing any disciplinary action by ISK, any regulatory boards, or any other Professional Body;

 Functions

The ISK County Coordinators shall:

Coordinate activities of ISK at the county in liaison with the relevant Branch Chair and/or ISK CEO;

Gather relevant information and advice the Branch Chair or ISK CEO;

Represent ISK at functions within the county in conjunction with the Branch Chair or ISK CEO;

Provide monthly reports of activities undertaken;

Attend meetings when called upon by the Branch Chair and/or ISK CEO.

Benefits

The following shall be the benefits of being an ISK County coordinator

Earn a Maximum of 50 CPD points per year as per guidelines issued by the ISK Council;

Issued with a Certificate of Service; and

Pay 50% of the cost of activities hosted by the relevant ISK Branch.