Individual membership is open to students and individuals who work in a health-related organization or company at varying stages of their careers.
Benefits of Membership
Networking
Members develop long-lasting relationships with people in similar positions across the country. By becoming involved in a regional chapter, they benefit from local connections and career development opportunities.
Visit our chapters page to find a chapter near you.
The CCHL Circle
The CCHL Circle is an online community where CCHL members can connect, learn, and develop. CCHL Members have access to foundational leadership development services, while those with their CHE or Fellowship designations have access to specialized advanced leadership development opportunities. Subscriptions are available for those wanting to access the advanced leadership development opportunities who may not yet have their CHE or Fellowship.
Find out more about the Circle.
Publications
Receive complimentary access to Healthcare Management Forum, the quarterly, peer reviewed journal that features articles on professional practices and new technologies in the field of health leadership. Members also receive an e-mail subscription to Communiqué, the monthly newsletter about national and chapter activities, and benefit from career and event postings.
Certification
Grow personally and professionally through the Certified Health Executive (CHE ™) competency-based certification program. Members can continue to advance their career by becoming a Fellow of the College.
Mentorship
Mentorship endows mentees with the ability to advance their careers, refine their skills, and train to become capable health leaders. Mentorship is offered to members locally by a selection of chapters and nationally through a mentorship matching tool.
Professional Development
Members have access to a professional development library which includes courses and webinars for health leaders at any stage of their career. They also have the opportunity to participate in Canadian and international study tours.
Members can take advantage of the LEADS in a Caring Environment Capabilities Framework which defines the knowledge, skills, and attitudes a leader needs to successfully contribute to system-level change.
Insurance and Travel Benefits
The College has negotiated alliances with some organizations to offer group rates to its members, such as The Personal (home and auto insurance); NFP (liability, errors and omissions insurance; and Morneau Sheppel (health insurance). Group rates are also offered by Via Rail and Fairmount Hotels.
Recognition
The National Awards Program recognizes outstanding health leadership in Canada and only College members are eligible to receive these awards.
Membership Fees
The College offers four membership categories including active, student, associate and retired. On September 1, 2017 the College introduced a graduated entry fee for active members. For additional information, fees and applications visit our categories and fees page.
CHE™ is a trademarked program of the Canadian College of Health Leaders.
