GOsC Chief Executive & Registrar to move to General Dental Council
Evlynne Gilvarry will leave the GOsC later this year to become Chief Executive of the General Dental Council.
For immediate use
The General Osteopathic Council has today announced that its Chief Executive & Registrar, Evlynne Gilvarry, will be leaving later this year to take up the post of Chief Executive & Registrar at the General Dental Council.
Professor Adrian Eddleston, Chair of the GOsC said:
“Evlynne has made a major contribution to the work of the Council, and together with all the staff here, has ensured that we are a forward looking, innovative and fair regulator. We will miss her skills and experience.”
Evlynne Gilvarry said:
“It has been very rewarding to work with the staff and the Council of the GOsC and its key stakeholders. I look forward to continuing the important work in hand over the next few months and to facilitating a smooth handover in due course.”
Evlynne will leave the GOsC in October 2010. Arrangements are underway to appoint her successor.
ENDS
For further information, contact:
The GOsC Press Office
Tel: 020 7357 6655 ext. 245
Email: pressoffice@osteopathy.org.uk
NOTES TO EDITORS:
The General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) has a statutory duty to regulate the practice of osteopathy in the UK. Osteopaths must be registered with the GOsC in order to practise in the UK.
Visit our website at: www.osteopathy.org.uk for more details.
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