Clinical Engineering Leadership Excellence Award Program
The Clinical Engineering Leadership Excellence (CE2) Award is a program intended to promote excellence through the creation of an evaluation and recognition program for demonstration of best practices in broad institutional leadership in the management and advancement of healthcare technology in hospitals, outpatient facilities, and at home. The objective of the CE2 Award Program is to promote excellence in clinical engineering leadership as practiced in the healthcare delivery system. This objective is accomplished by identifying clinical engineering professionals that demonstrate leadership excellence, by recognizing these professionals through CE2 awards, and by widely disseminating lessons learned and knowledge gained.
The focus of the CE2 Clinical Engineering Leadership Award is on the achievements of individuals at-the institution activities level that go beyond that of routine operations of a quality Clinical Engineering (CE) department. The CE2 Award targets institutional rather than national or international professional activities, although external leadership activities often accompany institutional leadership. The CE2 Award also seeks individuals whose leadership is functional rather than merely being reflected by their position in the organization chart. Included in this category is impact on public benefits.
Therefore, The management of an efficient and effective Clinical Engineering department that fulfills the basic requirements of CE is assumed to be a prerequisite to the leadership qualities that the CE2 Award seeks to recognize.
Since the initial evolution of the Clinical Engineering profession there has been a need for defining and for promoting an expanded leadership model designed for creating an environment of collaboration, involvement and action. Now, ACCE HTF has embarked upon the implementation of the Clinical Engineering Excellence (CE2) program. This recognition of leadership excellence program will enable improvement in processes, outcomes, and relationships associated with the management and advancement of technology throughout the health care delivery system. The CE2 program functions through a panel of experts that are charged with the implementation and administration of assessment methodology, qualification requirements, scoring guidelines, and processing criteria of submitted applications.
Applications can be submitted electronically to secretariat@acce-htf.org or mailed to:
AHTF
Attn: CE2 Application
5200 Butler Pike
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462-1298
Application Form Guidelines
Application Form
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