The RCPCH Officer for Wales serves as the College’s senior representative in Wales, leading engagement with members and key stakeholders. This high-profile position involves significant media and stakeholder responsibilities, including regular interaction with the Welsh Government, Members of the Senedd, officials, and senior leaders across health and social care. The Officer provides leadership for the College’s work in Wales and acts as a central point of contact for policy development within RCPCH Wales.
As Chair of the Welsh Executive Committee, the Officer ensures paediatrics has a strong and consistent voice in Wales. The Committee advises College Council on Welsh matters, contributes to shaping Welsh Government policy, and champions the interests of children and young people. The Officer also sits on Council and the College’s Policy and Advocacy Executive, making this a challenging yet rewarding role for members committed to influencing policy and advocacy nationally and representing the profession in Wales.
Applicants must be nominated by two RCPCH Fellows, Ordinary Members, Senior Members or Honorary Fellows resident in Wales and whose primary mailing address is in Wales.
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What happens next - election
If more than one application is received, a vote by electronic ballot will be held after the close of applications.
Those eligible to receive the voting information will be Fellows, Senior Fellows, Ordinary Members, Senior Members and Honorary Fellows whose primary postal address registered with the College is in Wales.