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The last professional registration workshop of 2022 is taking place next week on Tuesday 6th December
They are facilitated by Applicant Support Mentors who have been through the process of professional registration themselves and can offer you advice and guidance on how to proceed with your application.
News archive
2024
- Report launched for the Science Council Workforce Skills Conference
- Causes of death to be scrutinised in revamp of death certificates
- Kerry Webber achieves the Registered Scientist award
- Eden Users Group meeting 12th April 2024
- Healthcare Science Week 2024
- AAPT Chair Report 2024
- British Science Week 2024 Lunch & Learn events
- National Apprenticeship week - mortuary technician focus
- Annual Educational Event 2024 - call for abstract presenters
- Annual Educational Event (AEE) 2024 - registration is open!
- Introduction to Professional Registration - Virtual Workshops
- AAPT members only webinar 20th March 2.30pm
- Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital - Pride Award for mortuary team
- AAPT Consent Training June 2024
2023
- AAPT Mortuary Managers & Senior APTs study event March 2024
- RSPH Level 4 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) update
- Gemma Norburn RSciTech MAAPT CPD award winner
- Morning Report from AEE 2023
- AAPT Annual Educational Event (AEE) 2024 - date for diaries
- AAPT Members Mortuary Manager study event
- Mortuary Benchmarking (including services provided and banding)
- Death Certification Review Service Annual Report 2022-2023
- Yasmin Brown CSci FAAPT admitted to the Chartered Scientist register
- AAPT Members Webinar 2nd November 7pm
- Benchmarking Survey
- RSPH Level 3 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) success
- AAPT Vice-Chair Lydia Judge-Kronis achieves Chartered Scientist award
- Registered Science Technician award for Tania Fernandes
- Dave Colvin Obituary
- North Tees Training Centre - APT exams re-sits
- AAPT AGM 2023
- New Read Test and Reflect exercise for July 2023
- Rising Star award
- The AAPT are delighted to announce a new main website sponsor
- Accidental damage to a body incidents in the post-mortem sector
- AEE 2023 Poster Competition
- Jordan - Mortuary Technician apprenticeship APT option
- CPD Approval Application - new AAPT feature
- Academy Leadership Journal Spring 2023
- The 16th Barts Health Bereavement Conference 5th June 2023
- My First Year on the AAPT Council
- Training in post-mortem pathology
- Survey for Mentors of APT students
- The Mentor Experience AAPT webinar
- Health Building Note 16-01
- AAPT Consent Training November 2023
- Professional Registration workshops
- Centre for Death and Society (CDAS) 2023 conference
- Science Council Professional Development Day report
- AAPT Council Nominations 2023
- AAPT Renewals 2023 - Chair Report
- CPD Focus and Professional Registration event report
- AAPT awarded Full Licence with the Science Council
- Ishbel Gall FAAPT awarded Honorary Fellow of the AHCS
- Science Council Professional Development Day
- Peter Radcliffe awarded RSciTech award registration
- HTA Regulatory update 001/2023 - Mortuary capacity issues
- Science Writing Prize 2022
2022
- Michael Conway FAAPT MBE
- A 2022 highlight - Annual Educational Event
- Annual Educational Event 2023 call for Abstracts
- Forensic Quality Assurance - What impact will this have on post mortem processes
- Support with your Science Council applications
- APT Commended for CPD by the Science Council
- Improvements to the AAPT CPD Portfolio
- Introducing the new AAPT student representative
- Legal recognition of gender
- CPD Focus and Professional Registration Event
- 20 years celebration event
- Mortuary Regulation - opinion piece from Gemma Norburn RSciTech MAAPT
- Annual Educational Event and membership fees 2023
- Human Tissue Authority publishes an updated version of Post-mortem Examination Licensing Standards and Guidance
- A 2022 highlight - Annual Educational Event
- RSPH Level 4 Diploma in Healthcare Science (APT) update
- Causes of death to be scrutinised in revamp of death certificates