FPH
Practitioners
DELIVERING PUBLIC HEALTH
www.fph.org.uk
Join FPH today
and receive:
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our existing specialist members and through a
growing national network of practitioners
Invitations to regional and national events with FPH
members and senior public health stakeholders.
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your public health skills
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including our quarterly magazine Public Health
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member led networks focusing on particular themes
such as sustainable development, transport or
global public health.
About the
Faculty of Public Health
The UK Faculty of Public Health (FPH) is committed
to improving and protecting people’s mental and
physical health and wellbeing. Our vision is for better
health for all, where people are able to achieve their
fullest potential for a healthy, fulfilling life through
a fair and equitable society. We work to promote
understanding of public health issues and to drive
improvements in public health policy and practice.
As the leading professional body for public health
specialists and practitioners in the UK, our members
are trained to the highest possible standards of public
health competence and practice, as set by FPH. With
over 3,300 members, in the UK and internationally, we
work to develop knowledge and understanding, and
to promote excellence in the field of public health. For
more than 40 years, we have been at the forefront of
developing and expanding the public health workforce
and profession.
Practitioners
You are welcome to join FPH as a Practitioner Member
and receive all of the benefits of membership available
if you are registered with any of the following
organisations:
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UK Public Health Register (UKPHR) as a Practitioner
Health and Care Professionals Council (HCPC)
Academy of Healthcare Scientists
Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC)
General Dental Council (GDC)
General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC)
Practitioner membership helps you plan, shape and direct
your career by giving you the tools and opportunities to
ensure that your skills and the standards of practitioners
across the UK are the best that they can be.
As a Practitioner you will also gain unique access to
benefits such as:
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practitioner roles and workforce planning
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Members in this role will represent practitioners for
their area and feed into a national committee which
will represent practitioner members across the UK.
Enrolled Practitioners
If you are enrolled on one of UKPHR’s practitioner
registration schemes then Enrolled Practitioner
Membership will help you through the process of
submitting your portfolio and joining the practitioner
register.
Enrolled practitioner membership grants you all of the
benefits of practitioner membership but also allows you to
take part in more benefits which will help you get the skills
and competencies for registration.
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full registration
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well as guidance on the career pathways
open to you as a practitioner
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employer, focused on the
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workforce planning.
Join us …
Becoming a Practitioner or Enrolled
Practitioner costs under £12 a month
at £140 a year.
If you are earning under £20,000 or are already a member of a
professional association requiring registration with any of our
required regulatory bodies, then you only pay £92 a year.
Please tick how you would like to pay
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by cheque made payable to the Faculty of Public Health
2 by credit/debit card
Either
I wish to pay by credit card: Visa/Mastercard*
*Includes a surcharge of 1.61%
Or
I wish to pay by debit card (no surcharge). Please tick card type:
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I authorise you take the following amount: £
My card number is
Valid from date: 01 2012
Expiry date: 01
Issue no:
Name on Card
2015
Security Number:
3 by monthly direct debit
We will email you a direct debit mandate to complete and return
to us if you choose to pay this way
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over the phone (please call 020 3696 1465 to pay and then send
in your completed Personal Details form)
FPH subscriptions are also tax deductible as they are considered
professional fees. This means that you can claim back the tax which is
included when you pay your fees and reduce the entire amount. You will
need to apply for this directly with HM Revenue & Customs.
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(Please attach your
digital signature in the
space to the right)
Personal details
To register as a Practitioner simply complete your details
on this page and the form overleaf then pop this page in
the post or email it to us at membership@fph.org.uk
Freepost Licence No. LON12552
Membership – Faculty of Public Health
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What type of membership are you registering for?
Practitioner
Enrolled Practitioner
Which professional register do you currently belong to?
Registration number:
Date of registration:
If you are registering as an Enrolled Practitioner, which UKPHR
scheme are you currently enrolled with?
Which areas of core public health does your work include?
(please tick all that apply):
Health improvement, including work to improve mental and
physical health as well as health inequalities
Health protection, including disease prevention, environmental
health and urban planning
Improving services for clinical effectiveness, efficiency, service
planning, audit and evaluation, equity or clinical governance
Public health intelligence, including academic research
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PH members can also opt to be members of the European
Public Health Association (EUPHA) and receive their benefits.
Please indicate if you wish to join EUPHA.
Contact us to find
out more about
Practitioner Membership
www.fph.org.uk
membership@fph.org.uk
020 3696 1453
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