Sentences with phrase «of professional organisations»

Affiliations Mention if you are a member of professional organisations or bodies.

The Career Development Association of Australia has a list of professional organisations that can review your resume for a fee.

If you're an active member of any professional organisations, that should also be included.

Thirdly, Cornwall has a well - developed network of professional organisations such as Cornish Wave who are dedicated to providing adventure activities to tourists and locals alike.

They have been members of this professional organisation for several years.

Membership of a professional organisation is useful for support throughout your career and to help with CPD.

Certification enables individual members to gain recognition by employers and clients through your membership of a professional organisation.

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Senior Partner at Khimji Kunverji & Co Mr. Nilesh Vikamsey is a Senior Partner at M / s Khimji Kunverji & Co., Chartered Accountants, a member firm of HLB International, a worldwide organisation of professional accounting firms and business advisers, ranked amongst the top 12 accounting groups globally.

Jet has more than 10 years of experience working for large global IT shared services organisations and international professional services firms assisting customers and partners to make better use of SAP ERP technology.

Geoff has also been a member of the New South Wales Law Society professional conduct review tribunal and undertaken work for a range of charitable and not - for - profit organisations over many years.

Ms Sanders said: «It highlights a number of areas of good practice by professionals and community and voluntary organisations who worked with the family in London and Wolverhampton.

The Dairy Industry Association of Australia represents the people in the post farm gate sector of the dairy industry by providing a forum for communication, continuing education, professional growth, recognition and fellowship for all members, sectors and participant organisations involved with the dairy industry.

This report aims to provide health professionals, health organisations, policy makers and the beverage industry with an accurate and contemporary understanding of the role of beverages in the diet of Australian children and adults.

We've seen first - hand what this organisation has done not only for the current packaging industry, but for the next generation of professionals that will lead this industry into the future,» says Christopher Zei, vice president Global OEM and Global Industries, Rockwell Automation.

Since September 2013 the Food Alliance (Deakin University) has begun the process of establishing Australia's first Urban and Regional Food Network, bringing together 20 local governments as well as a wide and expanding cohort of researchers, food businesses, health professionals, planners, community gardeners, not - for - profit organisations, Transition groups, permaculturalists and others.

Working alongside David Sally, Anderson runs a consultancy firm that offers a variety of services to individuals and organisations involved in the professional game.

Previously over more than two decades, Pablo had professional policy and management roles at different times in all three levels of government, industry, the tertiary education sector, and not - for - profit organisations.

In order to address this deficit in service provision, and to meet the aspirations of new fathers and mothers, the Fatherhood Institute convened a consortium of family organisations, representatives of health professionals, and commissioners and providers of children's services.

In the UK, Baby Milk Action coordinate a project monitoring the baby food industry on behalf of the Baby Feeding Law Group a coalition of leading health professional and mother support organisations.

The WBTi team wrote an «Open Letter» in response, in collaboration with many of the organisations, Royal Colleges, health professional bodies, researchers and individuals working in the field of breastfeeding.

The day is intended for healthcare professionals and members of the breastfeeding support organisations.

There were representatives of many health professional organisations and mother support groups at the meeting who supported the formation of the APPG.

The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists defines midwife - led care as where «the midwife is the lead professional in the planning, organisation and delivery of care given to a woman from initial booking to the postnatal period» (RCOG, 2001).

The one thing I do n`t understand about this midwifery mess is the position of the CNM «s professional organisations.

Cathy is currently a co-director of EVERY MOTHER, INC., a non-profit organisation providing counselling and lactation training for health professionals across the US.

«We're passionate about babywearing and as an organisation our mission is to promote the benefits and practice of babywearing widely throughout the UK and beyond, reaching both expectant and new parents as well as professionals who support parents and people who sell slings and baby products.

The Baby Feeding Law Group Ireland is an affiliate group made up of professional and voluntary organisations with an interest in infant and young child feeding.

The Baby Feeding Law Group (BFLG) is an ad - hoc group of professional and lay organisations, including the CPHVA, Royal College of Midwives, Royal College of Nursing and the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health.

The Julie Crawford Award for Breastfeeding Support is an award given by the Baby Feeding Law Group (BFLG), a coalition of leading health professional and lay organisations, set up in 1997, to monitor and campaign to bring UK and EU legislation in line with World Health Assembly Resolutions.

This 4th edition of the Guidelines is based on research findings and on widespread discussions with health professionals, parents and voluntary organisations.

The WBTi UK Core Group consists of 18 organisations, including government agencies, health professional bodies and voluntary groups, which have gathered and assessed data in key areas.

However, the World Health Organization has recently tightened up its code on the marketing of breast milk substitutes, and in May the World Health Assembly recommended that health professional associations and non-governmental organisations should not «accept gifts or incentives from such companies... or allow such companies to sponsor meetings of health professionals and scientific meetings.»

Recruitment of populations was via self - referral, media advertisement or fliers in 44 studies; through health professionals or organisations in 10 studies and in 3 studies there was no information on recruitment.

Affiliated with the World Association for Infant Mental Health, I - AIMH is a non profit national organisation of professionals from a range of disciplines, who work with infants, toddlers and their families.

Non-midwife models of care include obstetrician - provided; family physician - provided; and shared models of care, in which different health professionals share responsibility for the organisation and delivery of care.

Mary J Renfrew: has received grants for quality improvement work related to feeding infants in neonatal units; small amounts of money, in regard to co-authoring a book; and been an invited speaker at a range of professional and academic organisations, for which no fee was received.

The Australian College of Midwives (ACM) is a national, not - for - profit organisation that serves as the peak professional body for midwives in Australia.

The School of Babywearing ™ is a social enterprise that runs a variety of training courses for parents, professionals, businesses and other interested organisations about wearing babies and children in slings and baby carriers.

The World Health Organization has tightened its code on marketing breast milk substitutes, and in May the World Health Assembly recommended that health professional associations and non-governmental organisations should not «accept gifts or incentives from such companies... or allow such companies to sponsor meetings of health professionals and scientific meetings.»

The Baby Feeding law Group (BFLG) is a coalition of 22 leading health professional and lay organisations such as the Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health and the Royal College of Midwives, all working to bring UK and EU legislation in line with World Health Assembly Resolutions.

On Tuesday 9 February, health visitors, midwives, paediatricians, GPs, lactation consultants, breastfeeding counsellors, peer supporters, university researchers, professional organisations and charities signed a letter calling for action by the UK Government and National Assemblies of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland to support mothers to breastfeed.

Baby Café drop - ins are run by a range of staff including health professionals (midwives, health visitors, or lactation consultants); practitioners such as nursery nurses; or breastfeeding counsellors from the voluntary breastfeeding organisations.

To initiate and / or maintain regular contact on behalf of the members with the health authorities and other statutory bodies such as VHI, with professional organisations such as the Irish Nurses Organisation, and with personnel working in the maternity services.

Mountford added that while the IFC «agrees with the American Academy of Pediatrics and other health care professional organisations that breastfeeding is ideal and offers specific infant and maternal health benefits,» it believes parents can be trusted to make their own decisions.

Other professional organisations have issued statements questioning the evidence basis for support of women's choice of birth place, and stating that hospital birth is the only setting that assures safe outcomes [27, 28].

Role of professional engineering institutions «Engineering and technology organisations like the IET will continue to play their role in tackling the skills shortage.

But Unlock Democracy said over 80 % of the # 2 billion lobbying industry - including public affairs professionals who advance the interests of the organisations they work for - would not be covered.

First, the growth of the professional public affairs industry and an increased effort by many organisations to infl uence politics and policy.

«The CIHT is a professional organisation that should be proud of what its members have achieved.

None of the healthcare professionals contacted by Politics.co.uk could say with any certainty which organisations would be expected to follow them or how healthcare workers would identify which patients should be asked to provide evidence.