Reference Rating
Each category of Endorsement requires three professional Reference Ratings. Please review the Professional Reference Ratings section of your chosen category of Endorsement® for guidance related to this requirement. For every category, one of the reference ratings must come from a current supervisor. There is a process established for the vetting of a reference rater who is not endorsed to determine if the proposed rater is familiar enough with the Competency Guidelines® to rate the applicant's knowledge and skills as defined in them.
The links below share webinars on this portion of the application. The first webinar covers the Reference Rating process for Applicants. The second webinar reviews the importance of reference rating forms to the Endorsement® process, as well as how to complete a reference rating form. Sample reference ratings forms can be found on the MI-AIMH website here.
The links below share webinars on this portion of the application. The first webinar covers the Reference Rating process for Applicants. The second webinar reviews the importance of reference rating forms to the Endorsement® process, as well as how to complete a reference rating form. Sample reference ratings forms can be found on the MI-AIMH website here.
Below are Unofficial copies of the Reference Rating Forms that are collected in an online survey format and uploaded into the Endorsement Application System electronically. When considering Reference Raters, you will want to ensure that these individuals know you well enough to speak to your work, knowledge and skills. Please note that reference rating forms are only valid for one year from the date completed.
| alliance_reference_rating_category_ifa_20180417_final.pdf |
| alliance_reference_rating_category_ifs_20180417_final.pdf |
| alliance_reference_rating_category_imhs_20180726_final.pdf |
| alliance_reference_rating_category_imhm-c_20180726_final.pdf |
| alliance_reference_rating_category_imhm-p_20180726_final.pdf |
| alliance_reference_rating_category_imhm-rf_20180925_final.pdf |
The materials supporting the PA-AIMH Endorsement for Culturally Sensitive, Relationship-focused Practice Promoting Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health® are copyrighted by the Michigan Association for Infant Mental Health (MI-AIMH). PA-AIMH is able to make these materials available to our membership and collaborators through a licensing agreement with MI-AIMH.
Copyright law does allow individuals to print out or make ONE copy of copyrighted material for personal, non-commercial purposes only. None of the copyrighted, Endorsement® documents included here may be reproduced, displayed, distributed or otherwise used in any format, including electronically, without the express written consent of MI-AIMH. Legal action will be taken against those who violate the copyright.
Copyright law does allow individuals to print out or make ONE copy of copyrighted material for personal, non-commercial purposes only. None of the copyrighted, Endorsement® documents included here may be reproduced, displayed, distributed or otherwise used in any format, including electronically, without the express written consent of MI-AIMH. Legal action will be taken against those who violate the copyright.
