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Periods of adaptation
This document gives guidance to applicants, employers and supervisors about periods of adaptation and aptitude tests.
Professional indemnity - your questions answered
Guidelines on insurance can be tricky, so we've compiled some of the questions our registrants commonly ask
HCPC statement on student supervision
This statement sets out our broad expectations regarding registration participation in the supervision of students from HCPC approved programmes.
Meet a Partner - Max Casbon
Max is a HCPC-registered biomedical scientist, as well as an FTP panel member and registration assessor.
Education programmes
Contact details for all queries relating to education programme approval, monitoring and concerns
Planning a new programme
Important information for education providers planning to run a new programme
Paramedics self-referral guidance and advice - webinar
Do you know when self-referral to the HCPC is appropriate? Learn more at this free webinar specially designed for paramedics.
Employer case study - The effects of well-supported CPD (Optima Health)
Karen Philpotts, Head of Clinical Standards (MSH and MH) at Optima Health, shares a case study on the impact of well-supported CPD on one practitioner and their team.
How to apply
Further information for those looking to apply for one of our Partner roles.
Education provider and visitor survey 2020 results
The HCPC runs a biennial education provider and visitor survey, which gathers feedback to improve these stakeholders’ experience and involvement
Why we charge fees
Why we request fees and how we use them
CPD schemes
You could meet our requirements by choosing to take part in a scheme run by your professional body or any other organisation.
Education and Training panels
Education and Training panels review visitors' reports on approval and monitoring of education and training programmes. Panel members are drawn from the Education and Training Committee
If you are out of practice, but still registered with us
If you have been out of practice for more than two years, you are considered 'returning to practice', during your renewal