Membership
Membership
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Associate Membership (ACH)
Associate Membership (ACH)
Membership of the College of Herbalists (MCH) signifies that a practitioner has met high eligibility standards and has comprehensive knowledge in a wide range of medical and phytological sciences, and are qualified to practice with limited supervision as a clinical herbalist.
Members are signified by the post-nominal MCH.
Eligibility
Eligibility
To become a Member of the College of Herbalists, you must normally pass three criteria:
70% or above in the MCH Part A Examination
500 hours in supervised clinical practice
70% or above in the MCH Part B Examination
An exemption is available from the Part A Examination for those that have passed a qualification in herbal medicine accredited by the College.
Membership (MCH)
Membership (MCH)
Membership of the College of Herbalists (MCH) signifies that a practitioner has met high eligibility standards and has comprehensive knowledge in a wide range of medical and phytological sciences, and are qualified to practice with limited supervision as a clinical herbalist.
Members are signified by the post-nominal MCH.
Eligibility
Eligibility
To become a Member of the College of Herbalists, you must normally pass three criteria:
70% or above in the MCH Part A Examination
500 hours in supervised clinical practice
70% or above in the MCH Part B Examination
An exemption is available from the Part A Examination for those that have passed a qualification in herbal medicine accredited by the College.
Specialty Membership (SCH)
Specialty Membership (SCH)
Membership of the College of Herbalists (MCH) signifies that a practitioner has met high eligibility standards and has comprehensive knowledge in a wide range of medical and phytological sciences, and are qualified to practice with limited supervision as a clinical herbalist.
Members are signified by the post-nominal MCH.
Eligibility
Eligibility
To become a Member of the College of Herbalists, you must normally pass three criteria:
70% or above in the MCH Part A Examination
500 hours in supervised clinical practice
70% or above in the MCH Part B Examination
An exemption is available from the Part A Examination for those that have passed a qualification in herbal medicine accredited by the College.
Fellowship (FCH)
Fellowship (FCH)
Membership of the College of Herbalists (MCH) signifies that a practitioner has met high eligibility standards and has comprehensive knowledge in a wide range of medical and phytological sciences, and are qualified to practice with limited supervision as a clinical herbalist.
Members are signified by the post-nominal MCH.
Eligibility
Eligibility
To become a Member of the College of Herbalists, you must normally pass three criteria:
70% or above in the MCH Part A Examination
500 hours in supervised clinical practice
70% or above in the MCH Part B Examination
An exemption is available from the Part A Examination for those that have passed a qualification in herbal medicine accredited by the College.
Benefits
Benefits
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