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Assessment procedure for Forensic Toxicology

Onderdeel van Standards Forensic Toxicology (004.1)· Procesrecht

Deze tekst geldt sinds 12 december 2016

In all fields of expertise the assessment will be based on the written information provided, including as a minimum requirement case reports and items of evidence, supplemented in principle with an oral assessment. However, such an oral assessment will not be necessary if the applicant's expertise has already been clearly demonstrated by the written information. The assessment will in principle be carried out on the basis of the information provided by the applicant: general information as part of the application package documentary evidence of competence. An additional case report and/or information can be requested if it is felt necessary in the context of the assessment. If it is felt necessary in the context of the assessment an additional case report and/or information, for example information about the way collegial review and/or supervision is organized at your organization, can be requested. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. Documents to be submitted: – NRGD application form; – Statement accompanying the application for registration with the NRGD; – Certificate of Good Conduct; – a clearly legible copy of a valid passport or identity card; – a curriculum vitae (CV), preferably in English; – copies of documents relating to the highest level of professional qualification; – Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology; – certificates of education and experience (including the ERT-registration); – List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology; – 3 case reports selected by the applicant from the List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology. These case reports should provide a clear and broad picture of the applicant’s competencies. If possible the case reports should also contain the testimony delivered in court; – if available: ° proof of the forms of professional development referred to in the Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology. Assessment method: phase a. administrative, by the NRGD Bureau; phase b. substantive, by an Advisory Committee for Assessment (ACA) made up of at least three people on the basis of the available written material, including possible supplementary written information. In principle this ACA consists of a lawyer and two professional assessors; phase c. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase b by means of an oral assessment. This oral assessment will be waived if the applicant’s expertise has already been clearly established in phase b; phase d. decision by the Board: registration, conditional registration or no registration. Explanation: If the ACA has to assess an application after an earlier rejection, a new ACA will be formed if possible. This ACA will not be allowed to inspect the advice given by the previous ACA. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. Documents to be submitted: – NRGD application form; – Statement accompanying the application for registration with the NRGD; – Certificate of Good Conduct; – a clearly legible copy of a valid passport or identity card; – a curriculum vitae (CV), preferably in English; – copies of documents relating to the highest level of professional qualification; – Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology; – certificates of education and experience (including the ERT-registration); – List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology; – 3 case reports selected by the applicant from the List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology. These case reports should provide a clear and broad picture of the applicant’s competencies. If possible the case reports should also contain the testimony delivered in court; – if available: proof of the forms of professional development referred to in the Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology. Assessment method: phase a. administrative, by the NRGD Bureau; phase b. substantive, by an Advisory Committee for Assessment (ACA) made up of at least three people on the basis of the available written material, including possible supplementary written information. In principle this ACA consists of a lawyer and two professional assessors; phase c. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase b to which one professional assessor is added, drawn from the same field of expertise as the applicant, on the basis of the available written material. This will not be necessary if the ACA unanimously gives a positive recommendation to the Board in phase b; phase d. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase c by means of an oral assessment. This oral assessment will be waived if the applicant’s expertise has been clearly established in phase c; phase e. decision by the Board: conditional registration or no registration. Explanation: If the ACA has to assess an application after an earlier rejection, a new ACA will be formed if possible. This ACA will not be allowed to inspect the advice given by the previous ACA. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. Documents to be submitted: – NRGD application form; – Certificate of Good Conduct; – an updated curriculum vitae (CV), preferably in English; – copies of documents relating to the highest level of professional qualification (if changed); – Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology; – certificates of education and experience (including the ERT-registration); – List of Case Information; – 2 case reports selected by the applicant from the List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology. These case reports should provide a clear and broad picture of the applicant’s competencies. If possible the case reports should also contain the testimony delivered in court; – if available: proof of the forms of professional development referred to in the Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology. Assessment method: phase a. administrative, by the NRGD Bureau; phase b. substantive, by an Advisory Committee for Assessment (ACA) made up of at least two people on the basis of the available written material. This ACA will in principle consist of a lawyer and a professional assessor; phase c. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase b to which one professional assessor is added, drawn from the same field of expertise as the applicant, on the basis of the available written material. This will not be necessary if the ACA unanimously gives a positive recommendation to the Board in phase b; phase d. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase c by means of an oral assessment. This oral assessment will be waived if the applicant’s expertise has been clearly established in phase c; phase e. decision by the Board: registration, conditional registration or no registration. Explanation: A new ACA will be formed if possible. This ACA will not be allowed to inspect the advice given by the previous ACA. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. Documents to be submitted: – NRGD application form; – Certificate of Good Conduct; – an updated curriculum vitae (CV), preferably in English; – copies of documents relating to the highest level of professional qualification (if changed); – Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology; – certificates of education and experience (including the ERT-registration); – List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology; – 2 case reports selected by the applicant from the List of Case Information Forensic Toxicology. These case reports should provide a clear and broad picture of the applicant’s competencies. If possible the case reports should also contain the testimony delivered in court; – if available: – proof of the forms of professional development referred to in the Overview Continued Professional Development Forensic Toxicology. Assessment method: phase a. administrative, by the NRGD Bureau; phase b. substantive, by an Advisory Committee for Assessment (ACA) made up of at least three people on the basis of the available written material. In principle this ACA consists of a lawyer and two professional assessors; phase c. substantive, by the ACA specified at phase b by means of an oral assessment. This oral assessment will be waived if the applicant’s expertise has already been clearly established; phase d. decision by the Board: registration, conditional registration or no registration. Explanation: A new ACA will be formed if possible. This ACA will be allowed to inspect the advice given by the previous ACA. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte. De datum van inwerkingtreding ligt voor de datum van uitgifte.

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