Description
Practicing
Individuals who are actively practicing and meet professional criteria, abide by NSARP’s Standards of Practice and Codes of Conduct and Ethics and carry professional malpractice insurance coverage.
Non-Practicing
Individuals who are professional but non-practicing due to a sabbatical may remain in this category for up to 1 year then will be reclassified as either professional practicing or associate members.
Responsibilities
Practicing
- Pay membership fees
- Inform the office of changes in contact information
- Attend membership meetings
- Abide by NSARP’s By-laws, the Codes of Conduct and Ethics and the professional Standards of Practice
- Are fully insured
- Meet on-going professional criteria
Non-Practicing
- Pay membership fees
- Inform the office of changes in contact information
- Attend membership meetings
- Abide by NSARP’s By-laws and the Codes of Conduct and Ethics
- Meet on-going professional criteria
- May not remain in this category for longer than one (1) year
- May re-enter the Practicing category provided they show proof of that category’s responsibilities
Rights and Privileges
Practicing
- Shall have the right of voice and one vote at NSARP membership meetings
- Shall be eligible to serve on the Board of Directors of NSARP and as a member or chairperson of any of its committees
- Shall be eligible for all membership programs, benefits and services
- Shall have the right to use the letters “RCR” (Registered Certified Reflexologist) after their name
- Shall be provided with a Certificate of Recognition
- Shall be eligible to be listed with the Practitioners’ Registry
Non-Practicing
- Shall have the right of voice at the membership meetings
- Shall be eligible to serve as a member of any committee
- Shall be eligible for certain membership programs, benefits and services
