Topics in the CEM Corner

The International Emergency Administrator Association and the CEM Commissioner will invite you to the CEM field. The CEM corner is part of the resource for emergency management practitioners seeking quasi emergency administrator (AEM) or accredited emergency administrator (CEM) certification.

These materials will help AEM and CEM candidates prepare application packages based on the standards. Candidates will find a description of the overall process requirements and many useful suggestions, materials and hints to guide them through the process.

CEM Corner has a wide range to write professional papers. All articles are published in the IAEM announcement. This section contains a number of useful documents and links for writing successful professional papers. Excellent sample articles written by successful CEM candidates are also included

The CEM corner is divided into components that reflect the requirements of CEM credentials. When you click the topic link, the link displays a wealth of useful information about the components that the CEM needs.

Certification test criteria: Examples 4 and 5 - Communication and publicity related to crisis, warning, notification and communication requirements (August 2014)

Certification Testing Standards: Implementations 8 and 9 - Emergency Operating Procedures / Response Plan and Business Continuity and Recovery Elements (October 2014)

Although authentication has been changed, today's CEM and associated secondary emergency manager (AEM) certification requires 200 training sessions, 1 paper, 3 testimonials, and 1 exam. CEM certification also requires a four-year college degree, three years of emergency management experience and important expert contributions. This means there are many ways to become an emergency administrator. Mr. Hale said that determining the things people need to know and how to work on the spot is an important function of the certification program. "This is all about certification, which is an attempt to identify the body of knowledge you have to have."

Many organizations and states provide voluntary certification programs to help Emergency Management Officers acquire more skills. Some employers may prefer to certify Emergency Manager (CEM), Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP), or equivalent. The Emergency Management Officer can obtain CEM certification through the International Emergency Management Association (IAEM); certification must be renewed every 5 years. Designation of CBCP is provided by the International Disaster Recovery Institute (DRI) and must be renewed every two years.

CEM Corner has a wide range to write professional papers. All articles are published in the IAEM announcement. This section contains a number of useful documents and links for writing successful professional papers. Excellent sample articles written by successful CEM candidates are also included

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