GOsC Council meets on 1 February
The first Council meeting of 2017 takes place at Osteopathy House at 10am on Wednesday 1 February.
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Last chance to apply for Policy Advisory Committee
Read more of: Last chance to apply for Policy Advisory CommitteeRecruitment for two osteopath and two lay members of our Policy Advisory Committee closes on 11 January, so this is your last chance to apply.
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Baby talk: advertising about treating children and pregnant women
Read more of: Baby talk: advertising about treating children and pregnant womenNew guidance on advertising from the ASA is the subject of the lead article in the latest issue of ‘the osteopath’.
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ASA guidance on advertising claims about treating babies, children and pregnant women
Read more of: ASA guidance on advertising claims about treating babies, children and pregnant womenThe Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has been working closely with the osteopathic profession to produce new guidance about advertising claims that relate to the treatment of babies, children and pregnant women.
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Financial audit services for GOsC: tender
Read more of: Financial audit services for GOsC: tenderThe GOsC is tendering for the provision of financial audit services.
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Find out more about the new CPD scheme
Read more of: Find out more about the new CPD schemeThe GOsC is participating in the Institute of Osteopathy’s convention in Windsor this weekend.
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Norfolk osteopath removed from GOsC Register for sexual misconduct
Read more of: Norfolk osteopath removed from GOsC Register for sexual misconductThe General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), the UK regulator for osteopaths, has removed James Kemp of Norfolk from its Register.
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Last chance to apply for Investigating Committee vacancies
Read more of: Last chance to apply for Investigating Committee vacanciesWe have two vacancies for lay members and one for an osteopath member.
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GOsC Council meeting 2 November 2016
Read more of: GOsC Council meeting 2 November 2016An update on the review of the ‘Osteopathic Practice Standards’ and proposed new guidance for osteopaths about our fitness to practise process were two of the papers on the agenda at our most recent Council meeting.
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Horley man guilty of falsely claiming to be an osteopath
Read more of: Horley man guilty of falsely claiming to be an osteopathThe UK regulator of osteopaths, the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), has successfully prosecuted Jonathan Cove for unlawfully calling himself an osteopath.