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Fellowship Board
The Fellowship Board reports to the Advancement of the Professions Committee. It sets the criteria for the Fellowship by Meritorious Contributions to the Profession; to Clinical Practice; and to Knowledge. The Board also approves the process by which applications are received, processed and assessed. (View full terms of reference)
Members
- Mr Nick Bacon (Chair)
- Dr Niall Connell
- Prof Sue Dawson
- Dr Jane Dobson (Vice-Chair from the Fellowship)
- Dr Richard Drummond
- Dr Fred McKeating
- Prof Tim Skerry
Secretary
Duncan Ash (T 020 7202 0703, E d.ash@rcvs.org.uk)
Terms of reference
1. The Fellowship Board shall set the criteria for the Fellowship by Meritorious Contributions to the Profession; to Clinical Practice; and to Knowledge. The Board will also approve the process by which applications are received, processed and assessed.
2. The Board will make the final decision on the outcome of all applications for the Fellowship by Meritorious Contributions to the Profession; to Clinical Practice; and to Knowledge.
3. The Board will nominate new members and/or consider applications from prospective new members for the Credentials Panel, and appoint them as appropriate.
4. The Board will exist within its own remit, but will need to liaise closely with the Education Committee, the Science Panel, RCVS Council and the Operational Board.