Regional Committee vacancies for the following year are usually advertised in the autumn each year.
WE CURRENTLY HAVE TWO VACANCIES
All full members of APCP working in Wales are eligible to nominate themselves for election to the Wales Regional Committee.
Ideally the committee needs representation from across all geographical areas and from a broad range of clinical backgrounds.
This is an opportunity for APCP members to help influence the work and activities of APCP in their Region and offers you an excellent opportunity to expand your networks and to represent the views of your colleagues.
The objectives of Regional Committees are ...
- to represent the views of the Region's members at APCP National Committee via the elected Regional Representative
- to promote the Association and paediatric physiotherapy at a regional level
- to provide a regional forum for clinical networking, peer support, and continuing professional development (CPD) through study days, evening lectures and courses
- to develop and maintain links with relevant organisations within the Region
- to host and assist with the organisation of the APCP Annual Conference and other national events as required
What does being on a Regional Committee involve?
Committee members are expected to attend committee meetings (F2F and virtual) and to participate in activities to advance the objectives of the Regional Committee
Members are elected to serve a four-year term on a Regional Committee and are are eligible to stand for a second four-year term if they wish. Members who have served 8 years on a Regional Committee must then stand down from that committee unless the committee is carrying vacancies and they wish to remain
Members should nominate themselves, we no longer require proposers.
Where more nominations than vacancies are received, successful nominees will be selected by the current committee members.
If you have any questions about joining the Regional Committee, please contact wales@apcp.org.uk