Institute of Osteopathy
Professional Member Audit and Risk Committee

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About the Role
The Institute of Osteopathy’s Audit and Risk Committee plays a vital role in supporting effective governance, financial oversight, and risk management across the organisation. Joining the committee will give you the opportunity to contribute your skills, experience, and professional judgement to help ensure the iO remains resilient, accountable, and forward-facing. You don’t need finance or audit experience just sound judgement and a commitment to good governance.
A strong Audit and Risk Committee is essential to a successful business. It provides challenge, support, and accountability, helping ensure we remain focused on what matters most to our members. By combining different experiences and viewpoints, the committee helps create better outcomes for everyone.
This committee brings together passionate individuals from across the business who are committed to improving the way we work, supporting our members, and ensuring our decisions reflect our values and strategic goals.
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Make a Difference to the Profession
As a voluntary committee member, you will have the chance to:
- Share your ideas
- Provide valuable insight
- Help drive initiatives that make a real impact
Your voice will help influence important discussions, identify opportunities for improvement, and ensure diverse perspectives are represented in all decision-making.
Being part of the committee is also a fantastic personal development opportunity. You will:
- Broaden your understanding of the business
- Build relationships with colleagues from different areas of the profession
- Enhance your leadership skills
- Gain experience in governance, collaboration, and strategic thinking


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If you are passionate about making a difference, influencing positive change, and contributing to the success of our organisation, we encourage you to join the committee and be part of something meaningful.
How to Apply
Before applying, please review the candidate information pack that can be found here: https://www.iosteopathy.org/about-the-io/meet-the-team/committees/ for full details of the role, the committee and the application process.
Please send a covering letter outlining your interest in the role and how you meet the person specification, along with your CV, to comms@iOsteopathy.org.
Deadline for applications: Sunday, 4 October 2026.
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