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Regular
membership
shall
include: |
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(1) Insurance company employees whose primary purpose is the full-time investigation and/or supervision of investigation of insurance fraud. |
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(2) An employee of a self-insured corporation who is employed and assigned to a Special Investigation Unit and whose primary purpose is the full-time investigation and/or supervision of investigation of insurance fraud. The individual and the organization must be engaged in anti-fraud activities and must be in conformance with the goals and objectives of the association. Provided, however, any such individual whose professional activities and personal background are considered adverse to the objectives and interests of the association shall not be deemed eligible for membership. |
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(3) An agent, special agent, or supervisory special agent of the National Insurance Crime Bureau (US), the Insurance Crime Prevention Bureau (Canada), Larmtjanst
AB
(Sweden),
the Danish
Insurance
Association
(Denmark),
Norwegian
Insurance
Federation
(Norway),
Finnish
Motor
Insurers’
Centre
(Finland),
or Finnish
Insurance
Federation
(Finland). |
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Associate
membership
shall
include: |
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(1) A local, state or federal law enforcement officer, or prosecutor who is involved in, or provides special expertise or services for the investigation and/or prosecution of insurance fraud crime. |
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(2) A full-time investigator or investigations supervisor of a state insurance fraud bureau. |
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(3) Any employee of an insurance company or any employee of a government agency who is involved in, or provides special expertise or services for the investigation of insurance fraud, who is endorsed in writing by a regular member. |
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Retiree
Associate.
Regular
and
associate
members
that
retire and
are not
currently
employed
in the
insurance
industry
or in a
capacity
ineligible
for
membership,
are
eligible
to
continue
membership
as an
associate
member. |
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Third
Party
Administrator/General
Agency
Associate.
Employees
of TPA’s
or general
agencies
who are
involved
in, or
provide
special
expertise
or
services
for the
investigation
of
insurance
fraud, who
is
endorsed
in writing
by a
regular
member. |
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Associate
membership
shall be
granted at
the
discretion
of the
board of
directors.
Associate
members
shall have
the
privileges
of regular
members
except
they may
not hold
office and
may be
excluded
from any
business
meeting by
a majority
vote of
regular
members
present. |
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IASIU CODE
OF ETHICS |
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Members
shall
perform
their
duties
in
accordance
with
the
law,
and
shall
observe
the
highest
moral
principles
in
doing
so.
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Members
shall
at
all
times
act
with
integrity,
truthfulness
and
honesty,
modeling
behavior
exemplary
of
our
profession.
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Members
shall
observe
diligence
in
the
discharge
of
their
professional
responsibilities.
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Members
shall
exhibit
competence
at
all
times
in
the
discharge
of
their
professional
responsibilities.
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Members
shall
perform
their
duties
in
accordance
with
the
law,
and
shall
observe
the
highest
moral
principles
in
doing
so.
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Members
shall
not
maliciously
injure
the
reputation
or
professional
practice
of
colleagues,
employers,
insureds,
claimants
or
other
parties
to
investigations.
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Members
shall
display
the
requisite
courage
to
make
the
right
decision
when
faced
with
potential
conflicts
of
interest.
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All local
chapter
members
must
also be
members
of the
International
Association
of
Special
Investigation
Units,
with the
exception
of sworn
law
enforcement
and fire
personnel.
If you
are not
sworn
law
enforcement
or fire
personnel
and not
a member
of the
International
Association,
please
click
HERE
for the
International's
application.
Once you
have
been
provided
a member
ID by
the
International
Association,
you can
complete
the
Oregon
Chapter
Application
by
clicking
HERE.
Thank you. |
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