Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management

The Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management (IHEEM) is the UK's largest specialist Institute for the Healthcare Estates Sector; devoted to developing careers, provision of education and training and registering engineers as Eng Tech, IEng and CEng.

History

The Institute was founded in 1943 and was originally named the Institute of Hospital Engineers; the Society of X-Ray Technology had merged with this in 1990.

Structure

It is headquartered in the Cumberland Business Centre[1] in Portsmouth, on the A2030.

IHEEM:

  • is a not-for-profit company. Their primary purpose, as a professional development organisation, is to keep members up to date with developing technology and changing regulations within the industry
  • is independent of government, the NHS and commercial interests and protects its impartiality and objectivity.

IHEEM’s members comply with a Code of Professional Conduct that places a personal obligation to uphold the dignity and reputation of the profession and to safeguard public interest; each member undertakes to exercise all reasonable professional skill and care and to discharge this responsibility with integrity.

The Institute counts among its members employees of both public and private healthcare providers, engineering and consultancy firms and practices. Increasingly members come from a non-engineering background, many with Facilities Management experience.

gollark: Also fabrication. They're opening that to other companies.
gollark: Also FPGAs.
gollark: Also, they now make GPUs and optical networking gear and WiFi chips and a bunch of other random nonsense.
gollark: You DO realize that they are massively bigger than AMD and make up basically the entire server market still?
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See also

References
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