Executive Committees

The IICMP has five Executive Committees, each representing a clinical measurement physiology profession, Cardiac Physiology, Gastrointestinal Physiology, Neurophysiology, Respiratory Physiology and Vascular Physiology. Executive Committee Members are selected through a nomination process, overseen by the IICMP Board of Directors. The Chair of each Executive Committee also serve on the Board of Directors. Each Executive committee meets virtually six to ten times per year to discuss profession-specific issues. Their primary role is to advocate for their profession, to inform the work of the Board of Directors, ensuring professional needs are represented and addressed through structured discussions and collaboration. Key Functions of Executive Committees:
  • Enhancing Communication: Ensuring the Board of Directors remain informed of profession-specific topics identified by members.
  • Professional Development: Support members' Continuing Professional Development (CPD) to ensure alignment with evidence-based best practices.
  • Strategic Planning: Contribute to the organisations’ long-term strategy while aligning committee decisions with professional goals.
  • Expert Analysis & Recommendations: Provide informed insights and guidance on key issues, making recommendations to the Board of Directors.
  • Executive Committee Reporting: Document activities, findings, and recommendations in reports submitted to the full board and AGM.
Each Executive Committee relies on the voluntary commitment of its members.  From time to time vacancies arise on the executive committees, and nominations are requested from interested members to apply.  If you're interested in joining, please visit the Executive Committee pages for updates. When vacancies arise we will email the members of that profession to seek nominations.
Cath Lab

IICMP Cardiac Physiology Executive

Cardiac Physiologists are involved in and responsible for the recording and analysis of various physiological data on suspected or known cardiac disease required to assist in the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions.

Cath Lab
Esophageal Manometry

IICMP Gastro-Intestinal Physiology Executive

Gastrointestinal (GI) function investigations have become an important tool in the diagnosis of digestive diseases. GI Physiology testing plays a role in assisting surgeons and physicians in the diagnosis and management of patients with GI disorders.

Esophageal Manometry
EEG Machine

IICMP Neurophysiology Executive

Clinical neurophysiology is an area of medical practice that primarily focuses on measuring the function of the central and peripheral nervous systems, including the autonomic nervous system and muscles.

EEG Machine
respiratory exercise test

IICMP Respiratory Physiology Executive

Respiratory physiologists are part of a large multidisciplinary team. Their role is to investigate respiratory and sleep disorders through various diagnostic tools and methodologies.

 

In a Respiratory Physiology Department, the Respiratory and Sleep Physiologist performs a full set of lung function tests includes the following:

  • Spirometry
  • Lung volumes
  • Gas transfer
  • Bronchodilator response
respiratory exercise test
Vascular ultrasound

IICMP Vascular Physiology Executive

Vascular physiologists are primarily involved in the diagnosis of disease of the veins and arteries. Most vascular physiologists work within vascular laboratories as part of a multidisciplinary surgical team.

Vascular ultrasound