•    Policy Statement Nr. 1: Medical Physics Education and Training: The present European Level and Recommendations for its Future Development (1984)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 2: The Roles, Responsibilities and Status of the Clinical Medical Physicist (1984)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 3: Radiation Protection of the Patient in Europe: The training of the Medical Physicist as a Qualified Expert in Radiophysics (1988)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 4: Criteria for the Number of Physicists in a Medical Physics Department (1991)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 5: Departments of Medical Physics - Advantages, Organisation and Management (1993)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 6: Recommended guidelines of National RegistrationSchemes for Medical Physicists (1994 superseded by PS 6.1)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 6.1: Recommended Guidelines on National Registration Schemes for Medical Physicists (2016)

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•    PolicyStatement Nr. 7: Criteria for the staffing levelsin aMedical Physics Department (1997 superseded by PS 7.1)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 7.1: The Roles, Responsibilities and Status of the Medical Physicist Including the Criteria for the Staffing Levels in a Medical Physics (2016)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 8: Continuing Professional Development for the Medical Physicist (1997)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 9: Radiation Protection of the Patient in Europe: The Training of the Medical Physics Expert in Radiation Physics or Radiation Technology (1999)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 10: Recommended Guidelines on National Schemes for Continuing ProfessionalDevelopment of Medical Physicists (2000 superseded by PS 10.1)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 10.1: Recommended Guidelines on National Schemes for Continuing Professional Development of Medical Physicists (2016)

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•    Policy Statement Nr 11: Guidelines on Professional Conduct and Procedures to Be Implemented in the Event of Alleged Misconduct (2003)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 12.1: Recommendations on Medical Physics Education and Training in Europe (2014)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 13: Recommended Guidelines on the Development of Safety and Quality Management Systems for Medical Physics Departments (2008)

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•    Policy Statement Nr 14: The Role of the Medical Physicist in the Management of Safety Within the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Environment: EFOMP Recommendations (2012)

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•    Policy Statement Nr. 15: Recommended Guidelines on the Role of the Medical Physicist Within the Hospital Governance Board (2015)

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HAMP members can be Full, Emeritus, Honorary or Junior (in fact, “Junior members” are not specified in the Association’s constitution and are actually registered as corresponding members)

Only regular members have a voting right. All correspondence with the members is done through the Association’s mailing list.

HAMP keeps a register of all its members, in which contact details, year of registration and/or cancellation, membership fee status, professional employment and specialisation as well as points of Continuous Professional Development (CPD) of every member are kept.

In order to become a regular member one must hold a professional license as a Hospital Physicist – Medical Radiation Physicist and/or as a Hospital Physicist in non ionising radiation area and apply to the Board of Directors. His/her application for registration must be approved and co-signed by two regular members.

In the application form, the applicant has to state that he/she accepts the Association’s constitution, respects the decisions of the General Assembly and holds the qualifications as stated in Article No 4 of the Association’s constitution.

Furthermore, the application should include the applicant’s contact details, professional employment and fields of specialisation. In addition, the applicant has to provide the HAMP with copy(ies) of his/her professional license(s).

After the acceptance of the application by the HAMP Board of Directors of HAMP, the applicant is referred to the cashier of the Association for the payment of both registration and annual subscription.

Following the decision of the Board of Directors, in 2010, the cost of the subscription is 6 Euro and the annual fee is 15 Euro. In addition, members who have not paid their subscriptions for more than two years, can subscribe again only with the cost of 36 Euro.

For Junior members, the cost of the subscription is set at 5 Euro.

Further details on the way of payment will be sent to the applicant by the Secretary and the Treasurer of the Association, after the acceptance of application.

The members have the following obligations:

1. To fulfill their financial obligations, without negligence.
2. To comply with the law and the Association's constitution, to obey the decisions of the General Assembly and Board of Directors and respect entirely their scientific and professional ethics rules, which have been approved by the General Assembly or have been included in the Association's constitution, in any manner.
3. To attend the meetings of the General Assembly, and the meetings of the Board of Directors when they are asked to.

Committees (2024-2027)

Ethics Committee:

President:   Pantelis Karaiskos

Members:  

1. Georgia Pappa
2. Despoina Akrividou

Audit Committee:

President:   Nikolaos Kollaros

Members:  

1. Efstratios Karavasilis
2. Ioannis Antonakos

Committees (2022 - 2024)

1. Ethics Committee

President Pantelis Karaiskos

Members:

1. Theodoros Skouras
2. Despoina Akrividou

2. Innovation Committee

President Nikolaos Kollaros

Members:

1. Efstratios Karavasilis
2. Ioannis Antonakos

1. Ethics Committee (2020 - 2022)

Members:

1. Pantelis Karaiskos
2. Panagiotis Kipouros
3. George Kagkadis

2. Innovation Committee (2020 - 2022)

Members:

1. Nikos Kollaros
2. Efstratios Karavasilis
3. Panagiοtis Papadogiannis

3. Public Relations and Communication Committee (2020 - 2022)

Coordinator: G. Pappa

Members:

1. Panagiotis Arxontakis
2. Despoina Stasinou
3. Mixalis Psaras

1. Research, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Committee (2018-2020)

Coordinator: G. Messaris

Deputy Coordinator: E. Koutsouveli

Members:

1. Efstathopoulos Efstathios
2. Baras Panagiotis
3. Pappas Evaggelos
4. Sgouros Nikolaos
5. Sotiropoulou Panagiota

2. Public Relations and Communication Committee (2018-2020)

Coordinator: An. Siountas

Deputy Coordinator: V. Tsapaki

Members:

1. Papadopoulos Ioannis
2. Prentou Georgia
3. Prentou Eleni
4. Servitzoglou Nafsika
5. Psarouli Efthymia

3. Education and Training Committees (2018-2020)

Coordinator: I. Seimenis

Deputy Coordinator: K. Platoni, A. Makridou

3.1 Education and Training Committee in "Radiology Physics & Medical Imaging with Ionizing Radiation"

Members:

1. Manetou Aggeliki
2. Papageorgiou Evaggelia
3. Papadopoulou Despoina
4. Papanastasiou Emmanouil
5. Tsalafoutas Ioannis

3.2 Education and Training Committee in "Radiotherapy Physics"

Members:

1. Antypas Cristos
2. Dilvoi Maria
3. Karaiskos Pantelis
4. Moutsatsos Anargyros

3.3 Education and Training Committee on "Nuclear Medicine Physics"

Members:

1. Kipouros Panagiotis
2. Lyra Maria
3. Metaxas Marinos
4. Dalianis Constantinos
5. Samartzis Alexandros

3.4 Education and Training Committee on "Medical Imaging and Treatment with Non-Ionizing Radiation"

Members:

1. Coulouris Charalambos
2. Koutsogiannis Constantinos
3. Maris Thomas
4. Samaras Theodoros

4.Ethics Committee (2018-2020)

1. Pantelis Karaiskos
2. Panagiwtis Kipouros
3. Eirini Ksyrafi

Publιc Affairs & Communication (2016-2018)
Coordinator: Efi Koutsouveli
Members:

• Maria Dilvoi
• Vicky Papathanasopoulou
• Georgia Prentou
• Eleni Prentou
• Eleni Terzoudi

Education Committee (2016-2018)
Coordinator: Christos Antypas
Members:

• Kiki Theodorou
• Pantelis Karaiskos
• Marinos Metaxas
• Theodoros Samaras
• Ioannis Seimenis
• Ioannis Tsalfoutas

Ethics Committee (2016-2018)

• Theodoros Skouras
• Irini Xirafi
• Ioannis Seimenis

Medical Physicist‘s role in non Ionising radiation procedures
The ionizing radiation (the radiation that is applied in diagnosis and treatment) has been the main object of professional, scientific research concerning Medical Physicists for decades.

Recently, non - ionizing radiation has affected the lives of citizens and as a result has played an active part in the role and responsibilities of Medical Physicists of which mobile, antennas, microwave ovens, wireless networks, transmission networks, distribution and power supply networks, power generators, therapeutic and diagnostic electromagnetic fields (hyperthemia, ultrasound mammography, rheography, micromanography, MRI etc.) are the main concern.

Medical Physicists are the only ones able to inform you about the proper and safe use of all these new technologies, the potential problems, to advise and to resolve all fears that concern the public caused by the uncontrolled and often unscientific information from irresponsible sources on the internet.