Opportunity to Join techUK's Health & Social Care Council

Wednesday 28 Oct 2015 @ 09:25
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Find out more details on nominations for six open seats on techUK's Health & Social Care Council.

Call for nominations for new representatives on the Health & Social Care Council

Nominations are now open for techUK members, active in health and social care, to join our Health & Social Care Council on a three-year term. The Council develops, co-ordinates and promotes techUK's health and social care policy, and represents the group to Government, national organisations, patients and the public.

A total of six seats are available this year, and anyone interested in learning more about the role and its responsibilities can have a look at the Terms of Reference for the group below.

Members interested in nominating a representative have until 17:00 on Tuesday 17 November to fill in the nomination form below and return it by email to healthcare@techuk.org.

Following the nomination process, an online election will be held giving a nominated representative of each member company the opportunity to vote. More details about the voting process and times will follow in due course.

Channel website: http://www.techuk.org/

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