GOsC appoints team of revalidation pilot assessors
The team will assess the portfolios of evidence to be submitted by participants at the end of the revalidation pilot.
We are pleased to announce the appointment of a team of revalidation pilot assessors. They will analyse and provide feedback on the portfolios of evidence to be submitted at the end of September by the 300 plus osteopaths taking part in our revalidation scheme pilot.
The 31 assessors have been recruited from across the UK and they have a wide range of osteopathic experience, patient populations and treatment approaches. Some are also participants in the revalidation pilot themselves.
The names of the assessors are listed below; for further information about them you can read the brief biographies they have submitted.
- Liza Adams (pilot participant)
- Stephen Beaver (pilot participant)
- Tom Bedford
- Mary Bridger (pilot participant)
- Philip Bright (pilot participant)
- Brenda Case
- Jo Clarkson (pilot participant)
- Tom Cree (pilot participant)
- Suzanna Frisby
- Claire Gregory (pilot participant)
- Fiona Hamilton (pilot participant)
- Jo-Anne Holmden (pilot participant)
- Lindsay Howley
- Caspar Hull (pilot participant)
- Brian Isbell
- Trevor Jefferies
- Barbara Judge (pilot participant)
- Nigel Kettle
- Barry Kleinberg
- Simeon London (pilot participant)
- Susan Nicholson (pilot participant)
- Jay Patel (pilot participant)
- David Propert
- Matthew Rogers (pilot participant)
- Deborah Smith (pilot participant)
- Aidan Spencer
- Sarah Spencer Chapman
- Angela Stevenson (pilot participant)
- Kristina Walker (pilot participant)
- Diana Widdows (pilot participant)
- Ed Wilmot (pilot participant)
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