File a complaint about a CoAEMSP Letter of Review program
Individuals who may file a complaint about a CoAEMSP Letter of Review (LoR) program include current and former students, faculty, employers, clinical preceptors, and any stakeholder, such as a member of the public. Individuals who may file a complaint about a CAAHEP-accredited program must do so in the CAAHEP complaint portal. Those considering filing a complaint are advised to review CoAEMSP Policies and Procedures, Policy VII and CAAHEP Policies and Procedures, Policy 602.
Definition of Complaint: A complaint is a written and signed grievance involving an alleged violation of the Accreditation Standards or policies established by CAAHEP and its Committees on Accreditation (CoAs).
Neither CAAHEP nor CoAEMSP will intervene in personnel matters nor review an institution’s internal administrative decisions in matters such as admissions, honor code or code of conduct violations, disputes concerning the assignment of grades, or similar issues unless the context of an allegation suggests that unethical or unprofessional conduct or action may have occurred that might call into question the program sponsor compliance with accreditation Standards or policies.
INCOMPLETE FORMS: Complaints that do not include all required information will be returned to the complainant with an explanation of why the complaint is being returned. Returned complaints may be resubmitted within one year of the events giving rise to the complaint.
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