Fellow

Fellowship is the highest honour that the CIEH Board of Trustees can bestow on a member.

Achieving this grade demonstrates that you are a leading professional in environmental health and provides formal recognition of your achievements.

"I consider the 'quality control' of CIEH membership to be invaluable to employers. I am proud to use the letters FCIEH CEnvH after my name!".
Jennifer Parkinson FCIEH CEnvH

Annual fee

£205

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Eligibility criteria

To become a Fellow you will need either:

• At least 5 years' practice in the Member grade plus a CIEH accredited degree (or the Diploma which preceded it); or
• At least 10 years' practice in the Member grade plus a relevant Level 6 qualification.

And demonstration of some or all of the following criteria:

• Making a difference/leadership
• Accomplishment
• Supporting the profession.

More information

Find out everything you need to know about applying for Fellowship with our FAQs.

Benefits

• A named Fellow of CIEH
• FCIEH designatory letters after your name
• Free digital and print subscription (UK only) to our award-winning monthly magazine Environmental Health News
• Free attendance to at least 12 topical webinars per year, including access to on-demand recordings
• Career development and volunteering opportunities
• Free access to our Regional Hubs (for free and low-cost local CPD and networking events)
• Reduced price tickets to our outstanding national events programme
• Free access to our five sector-specific communities
• Free technical resources via our member-only area MyCIEH
• Our weekly email for members, Member Connect, featuring exclusive news and articles
• £600 off CIEH professional assessments
• Up to £200 off our national conferences and events
• Audited CPD scheme to demonstrate your commitment to the profession, gain points through our courses and events
• Voting rights at the CIEH AGM and in other key decisions affecting CIEH
• Opportunity to apply for Chartered Status
• Demonstrate your professionalism via our audited CPD scheme (20 hours per year required).