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BIOS vacancies

Roles within BIOS

Are you looking for a challenge and a leadership opportunity? Wanting to support the professional body and development of orthoptists and orthoptics? Are you looking to expand your CV and extend the portfolio of your career whilst building networking opportunities? We’re dependent on the hard work of our volunteers to be able to provide vital support and representation to our members.

Who volunteers for BIOS? Read some of our volunteer stories here.

You will find information on all our current vacancies below.

Current Vacancies

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ACP vacancy
Advanced Clinical Practice CAG Co-lead positions
Clinical Advisory Groups
The ACP CAG is looking for co-leads to continue leading their work, providing guidance on advanced practice, planning the annual study day, and working on projects that continue to progress the work of ACPs with a focus on independent prescribing.
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Clinical Tutors vacancy
BIOS Clinical Tutors Course deliverers
Clinical Tutor
We are seeking experienced Clinical Tutors to join our team of deliverers for the BIOS Clinical Tutors’ Course. This is paid role, remunerated at Band 7 rates.
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Medicines
BIOS Rep to Medicines Advisory Group for Interprofessional Collaboration (MAGIC)
MAGIC provides a multidisciplinary forum for strategic discussion, coordination, and shared learning on matters relating to medicines use, prescribing, and medicines management across professional bodies.
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Medicines CAG Co-Lead
Clinical Advisory Groups
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a co-lead for our Medicines CAG.
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Other BIOS vacancies

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BOSTU Reps

We rely on the hard work of volunteers to provide workplace support and representation to our members.

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Clinical and Non-Clinical Advisory Group roles

We are always looking for enthusiastic members who would like to be involved with our clinical and non-clinical groups (CAG and n-CAG).

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