An inspector shall have the following characteristics: an open–minded approach to inspections and standards; a commitment to JACIE (standards, processes, deadlines); team spirit; and good communication and interpersonal skills. Read on to learn more about the qualifications to become an inspector and to understand the tasks an inspector performs, then follow the steps to apply.
Minimum Qualifications
- Each inspector shall have completed a training course for new inspectors, passed the associated exam based on the Standards and complete periodic inspector training modules as prepared by JACIE.
- The inspector shall complete and sign a statement to the effect that she/he is qualified by medical/scientific training and experience to be a JACIE inspector.
- The inspector is recommended to be a member of ISCT, EBMT, or similar society or association.
- JACIE is happy to consider candidates to be inspectors who have retired from their day-to-day clinical or laboratory duties, up to 5 years from their retirement date.
There are also additional minimum qualifications for the following types of inspectors:
Clinical Transplant Program Inspector
Haematopoietic Progenitor Cell Collection Facility Inspector
Cell Processing Laboratory Inspector
Quality Management Inspector
The Inspector's Job Description can be useful to understand the role and tasks that an inspector carries out.
Steps to apply
- Access and complete the online Inspector Registration Form below, then please send copies of your relevant medical qualifications and a short version (including experience) of your CV to the JACIE offices. Submit your documents by email to JACIE Inspectors Coordinator at: inspectors@ebmt.org
2. Complete a JACIE Inspector Training Course
3. Complete the JACIE Standards Exam. This is an open-book exam with no time limitations. While you must complete the first part and any other section(s) of the exam, you will only be considered an inspector if you achieve a pass mark in the area that you have indicated on the Inspector Registration Form and for which you are suitably qualified through experience and training.
