AAPT Council Nominations 2026: Shape the Future of the Profession
Get nominated for the AAPT Council – Nine Seats Available for 2026
The Association of Anatomical Pathology Technology (AAPT) is seeking passionate members to stand for election to its governing Council ahead of the 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday, 26th September 2026 in Sheffield. With nine seats available, this is your opportunity to influence the strategic direction of the AAPT and contribute to the advancement of the profession.
As a Council member, you will:
Help set the strategic vision of the AAPT in line with the AAPT Strategy.
Collaborate with peers to shape policies, education, CPD initiatives, and events.
Represent the interests of members at a national level.
Uphold the AAPT’s Code of Professional Conduct and constitutional objectives.
The Council comprises:
Executive Officers: Chair, President, Vice-Chair, and Treasurer.
Ordinary Members: Dedicated professionals driving sub-committees (e.g., education, conference planning, paediatrics).
Current Honorary Officers leading into AGM 2026
Chair: Lydia Judge-Kronis CSci FAAPT
President: Professor Mike Osborn
Vice-Chair: Emma Romeling FAAPT
Treasurer: Michelle Williams FAAPT
To stand for election, you must:
Be an AAPT Fellow or Member in good standing.
Secure a nomination from another AAPT member.
Hold professional registration with either:
The Academy for Healthcare Science, or
The Science Council (as a Registered Scientist, Chartered Scientist or Registered Science Technician).
Demonstrate diplomacy, confidentiality, and a commitment to advancing the profession.
Attend 3 meetings annually (mix of in-person and virtual).
Join at least one sub-committee or working group.
Travel expenses are reimbursed; roles are voluntary.
Download the Council Nomination Form.
Submit completed forms to the AAPT Secretariat by 30th June 2026 – a ballot will be required if nominations exceed nine.
Results will be announced at the AGM on 26th September 2026 in Sheffield.