New GOsC Head of Regulation takes up post
The GOsC is pleased to welcome its new Head of Regulation, Sheleen McCormack. Sheleen, is a barrister who has previously held roles at the General Pharmaceutical Council as the Head of Quality and Case Management and the Head of Fitness to Practise.
She has held a number of fitness to practise and legal roles, including at the Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain and the General Teaching Council for England.
Sheleen is an Independent Reviewer to the Architects’ Registration Board, and has been a panellist and chair at the General Medical Council and the Health and Care Professions Council. As Head of Regulation, Sheleen will advise and lead on all issues related to the management of the GOsC’s regulatory functions and legal affairs.
“I am delighted to have joined the high-performing and dedicated Regulation team at the GOsC,” Sheleen said.
“My key initiatives will include embedding the new threshold criteria as well as streamlining and enhancing the GOsC’s fitness to practise functions to protect the public.”
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