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Ian’s race for better mental health

Ian Sturdgess is a biomedical scientist, as well as registration and CPD assessor. To improve mental health support, he is running the 2026 London Marathon for the charity MIND.

HCPC welcomes new Council members and new Council Apprentices

We are delighted to introducing our four new Council Members and two new Council Apprentices.

Meet a Partner - Max Casbon

Max is a HCPC-registered biomedical scientist, as well as an FTP panel member and registration assessor.

FAQs on record keeping

We get many questions about record keeping from registrants. This page runs through the most common questions and signposts to other sources of advice

Returning to Practice: My Journey - Susanna Shotter

Susanna is an occupational therapist and Aspire Creating Communities, a charity in Huddersfield that combats social isolation amongst over-55s. She returned to the Register in 2019.

Easter Bank Holiday Weekend 2024: Service availability and how to contact us

During this time our phone lines, email inboxes and social media will not be actively monitored.

What is supervision?

Learn what we mean by 'supervision' and how you can apply this in your practice

Returning to practice after the pandemic - why we're reinstating a 12-month updating period

As our 12-month updating period comes into effect once more, Policy Manager Madeleine Connor looks back on the COVID-19 pandemic and circumstances that temporarily extended it.

Does my character issue need to be declared?

Information for applicants and registrants on what needs to be detailed in a character declaration, and why. 

Register over time by characteristics and location

Explore registrant characteristics based on their geographic location across different reporting periods.

What our Fitness to practise annual report shows

The level of public concern in our professions remains small, but it is rising