Elections

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Overview

Our annual elections round invites members to put themselves forward for nomination for key roles on our Board of Trustees, MDT Advisory Council and other committees.

Nominations will open at 9am on Tuesday 30 August.

Testimonials

"I’ve found the committee very friendly and it's been a really enjoyable experience."

Di Finney

Nurse, Education Committee

"It’s a lot of fun. When you have a common purpose and a group of people working together, you get to know people very well, develop your professional relationships and learn and work with really fantastic BSR staff members"

Prof Gary McFarlane

Consultant, Past Chair of the Heberden Committee

"Volunteering with BSR has been an amazing experience for me. The opportunity has allowed me, as a consultant allied health professional, to engage in rheumatology service innovation with multidisciplinary teams, patients and carers"

Dr Mhairi Brandon

Consultant physiotherapist, Clinical Affairs Committee

"As with most things, the more you put into something the more you get out of it! I guarantee you, you'll make new friends and create networks"

Owen Cronin

Consultant, Former Scotland representative, Trainees Committee

Overview

Our annual elections round invites members to put themselves forward for nomination for key roles on our Board of Trustees, MDT Advisory Council and other committees.

Frequently asked questions

Below you will find a list of FAQs about the BSR elections process. If your question is not answered below, please email governance@rheumatology.org.uk or call 0207 842 0900.

Vacancies

Register your interest

Find out more about joining a committee or other ways you can get involved

Find out what it’s like to be on a committee

Attend the webinar to find out more

Election drop-in sessions

Register your interest

"I’ve found the committee very friendly and it's been a really enjoyable experience."

"It’s a lot of fun. When you have a common purpose and a group of people working together, you get to know people very well, develop your professional relationships and learn and work with really fantastic BSR staff members"

"Volunteering with BSR has been an amazing experience for me. The opportunity has allowed me, as a consultant allied health professional, to engage in rheumatology service innovation with multidisciplinary teams, patients and carers"

"As with most things, the more you put into something the more you get out of it! I guarantee you, you'll make new friends and create networks"

Elections

Overview

Our annual elections round invites members to put themselves forward for nomination for key roles on our Board of Trustees, MDT Advisory Council and other committees.

Frequently asked questions

Below you will find a list of FAQs about the BSR elections process. If your question is not answered below, please email governance@rheumatology.org.uk or call 0207 842 0900.

Vacancies

Register your interest

Find out more about joining a committee or other ways you can get involved

Find out what it’s like to be on a committee

Attend the webinar to find out more

Election drop-in sessions

Register your interest

"I’ve found the committee very friendly and it's been a really enjoyable experience."

"It’s a lot of fun. When you have a common purpose and a group of people working together, you get to know people very well, develop your professional relationships and learn and work with really fantastic BSR staff members"

"Volunteering with BSR has been an amazing experience for me. The opportunity has allowed me, as a consultant allied health professional, to engage in rheumatology service innovation with multidisciplinary teams, patients and carers"

"As with most things, the more you put into something the more you get out of it! I guarantee you, you'll make new friends and create networks"

"Volunteering with BSR has been an amazing experience for me. The opportunity has allowed me, as a consultant allied health professional, to engage in rheumatology service innovation with multidisciplinary teams, patients and carers"