CORU is inviting expressions of interest from Podiatrists for its Preliminary Proceedings Committee, one of CORU’s Disciplinary Committees and as members of the Podiatrist Registration Board Panel of Assessors.
Please note that there is no closing date, however expressions of interest within the Preliminary Proceedings Committee should be submitted as soon as possible.
Preliminary Proceedings Committee:
When a complaint has been received by CORU, it is screened by the Preliminary Proceedings Committee. The Committee looks at each complaint received by CORU and forms a view as to whether;
- it should be referred onwards for resolution by mediation OR
- for hearing to a Committee of Inquiry OR
- no further action should be taken.
Committee members will work together to consider information presented to them before forming a view on whether a complaint warrants further action. Committee members will demonstrate fairness and consistency in the application of the principles of natural justice and high quality regulation.
Time commitment:
Currently, the time commitment for attendance is in the region of 10 to 15 working days each year and additional days for reading and training.
Hearings generally take place virtually but may also take place in person at our Dublin Office.
How to Apply:
Full information on this position can be found in the information booklet. The Expression of Interest form must be completed and submitted by email to appointments@coru.ie.
Appointments are subject to review by the Nominations Committee and approval by Council.
Applications put forward to the Committee and Council will be based on the information provided on the application form.
Podiatrist Registration Board Panel of Assessors:
CORU is also seeking expression of interest to join the Podiatrist Registration Board panel of assessors.
The expertise and assistance of the assessors will be used to make recommendations to the Board on International Applications including;
- Recognition of International Qualifications applications
- Completed Period of Adaptation reports and Aptitude Tests
Additional information on the full list of recommendations is available on our website.
Professional practitioners should have a number years professional experience in the profession.
Time Duration:
An assessment on average may take 2 hours in duration, however this may vary and is dependent on the complexity of the assessment and the knowledge of the assessor. The Recognition Department also provide assessors with multiple assessments to be completed within a fixed timeframe.
Fee information:
Information on fees is available within the Panel of Assessors Policy, specific queries should be directed to appointments@coru.ie.
How to Apply:
Full information on this position can be found in the information booklet. The Expression of Interest form must be completed and submitted by email to appointments@coru.ie.