Blog

Darren Pullinger provides a snapshot of a years’ worth of achievements for the GOsC as he breaks down some key activities and insights from the 2024 Annual Report.

Recent graduates Anna and Olivia share their experience of attending a GOsC Council meeting as observers when they were in their final year, and why it’s important to get to know the regulator.

Brian Wroe, Chair of GOsC’s Investigating Committee talks about recruitment to the committee which begins in July and his aim to encourage diversity of thought through attracting a diverse range of applicants.

Jo Clift explains why she applied for the role and offers some insight into the future priorities of GOsC.

Andrew Harvey, Chair of GOsC’s Professional Conduct Committee and the Health Committee, encourages a diverse range of applicants, including from across the UK.

Convention 2023 marked 30 years of recognition since the passing of the Osteopaths Act 1993, here Matthew shares his reflections on attending this once in a lifetime event.

Matthew shares his experience of the GOsC taking part in the Pride in London parade for the first time, making history with GOsC colleagues, stakeholders and osteopaths.

Andrew Harvey, Chair of GOsC’s Professional Conduct Committee and the Health Committee, talks about recruitment to both committees starting in April 2023, and his hopes to encourage a more diverse range of applicants.

Teresa Harvey discusses the benefits and challenges of collaborative working between health professionals and why interacting with other professions in education is important for patient care.

David Propert describes how his experience of collaborative working in a multi-disciplinary practice has led to seamless patient referrals and positive working relationships with other health professionals in his local community.