RCN UK Nursing Support Workers Committee
As an RCN member, you can use this page to keep up to date with the Nursing Support Workers Committee's activity.
Just log in to see the agendas and summaries from previous or upcoming Nursing Support Workers Committee meetings.
The RCN UK Nursing Support Workers Committee (formerly the RCN UK Health Practitioner Committee - see below for more information about the name change) represents the thousands of health care assistants, health care support workers, assistant practitioners, nursing associates and trainee nursing associates who are members of the RCN. The committee is made up of the nursing support worker member of Council, the nursing support worker member of the Trade Union Committee, the nursing support worker member of the Professional Nursing Committee and one representative each from Scotland, Northern Ireland, Wales and the nine English regions.
Through the nursing support worker member of Council the committee can influence RCN policy and strategy on matters relating to health care assistants and assistant practitioners.
If you are a nursing support worker member of the RCN and would like to share your views, ideas or concerns with the committee, please email Governance Support.
Committee members
Kevin Morley - Chair - Member of Council
Sandra-Jane Stock - Eastern
Georgia Bowers - East Midlands
Catalina Cerlinca - London
Alisha Rogers - Northern
Geraldine Russell - Northern Ireland
Sunday Babanumi - North West
Lorraine McLauchlan - Scotland
Sharon Mitchel - South East
Vacant - South West
David Parry - Wales
Ilva Jones- West Midlands
Katherine Davis - Yorkshire and the Humber
Dennis Greer - Trade Union Committee Member (Ex officio)
Tracie Culpitt - Professional Nursing Committee Member (Ex officio)
You can find out more about the role and remit of the committee by reading the terms of reference.
Change to the name of the membership category
Following a vote of members at the 2019 Annual General Meeting the name of the membership category is changing from "health practitioners" to "nursing support workers". Find out more here.
