Every appointment, activity, and assembly on a published scale: how CARDIG-Jerusalem measures member engagement, point by point.
Governed under CARDIG-Jerusalem Constitution · Effective December 1, 2025
This Policy sets the official framework for how points and ranks are assigned across CARDIG-Jerusalem. It stands as a subordinate instrument beneath the Constitution and Bylaws: wherever the two conflict, the Constitution and Bylaws prevail absolutely. Every officer, member, and assistant is bound by it; violations are treated as procedural misconduct under the Constitution and Bylaws.
Officer, Member, Contributory Member, and Assistant are each defined once, and used consistently throughout.
Any individual formally appointed by CARDIG-Jerusalem to the Executive Board, the Supervising Council, or the Cardioscience or Cardiosupport Divisions.
An individual enrolled in Student or Alumni Membership.
An individual enrolled in an Honorary Membership.
Any individual formally appointed by an eligible officer for academic, operational, or logistical support.
Your rank is a direct readout of your cumulative points, nothing else. Ranks run from NULL at zero points to A+ above one thousand.
Ranking is a targeting tool. Officers may design activities around the highest-ranked members when an event calls for proven engagement, or around lower-ranked members specifically to draw them in.
Research opportunities don't have to follow rank at all. The Cardiology Research Officer (CaRO) sets whatever selection method fits the opportunity.
Positions, membership milestones, activities, and assemblies: each carries its own fixed award.
Listed in the source under §3.2 "Pointing Table for Positions," displayed here under its actual subject.
First Time Reward
Renewal Award
Student-to-Alumni Reward
Clinical Activities
Training Workshops
Cardiology Research Publication
Research Presentation
Cardiology Elective
Journal Club & Other
Every adopted Bylaw, policy, and Standard Operating Procedure is formally published by the Secretariat Office to the full Team of Officials, and archived to institutional record-keeping standards.
Ambiguity is resolved by the Cardiology Membership Officer (CaMO), whose interpretation is reviewed and approved by the Secretary. It is binding unless superseded by a formal amendment.
Officers log points as activities close. If a submission is missing or a total looks off, the Membership Office reconciles it.
Questions about your points or rank go to the Membership Office: office@member.cardig.me. This page summarizes the Member Pointing and Ranking System; where any difference arises, the Constitution, Bylaws, and the policy itself prevail.