GOSC, personal choice, to be or not to be?

I've been practicing in Cyprus (EU) for nearly a year now. We have our newly founded COA (Cyprus OSteopathic Association). I've been a member of the BOA and registered with the GOSC since qualified. I'm now thinking of coming out of the GOSC register and finishing my membership with the BOA, because francky, it doesn't anything for me, except than taking my money ;-). So I would only be a member of the COA.

For PI insurance this does not cause a problem.
But still, would I be better off keeping this UK link? Even-though, I am not intending to go back any time soon (years! if ever...).

Would I need to retake exams if I need to register with GOSC again?

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Permalink Reply by Jody Jakob on February 11, 2012 at 6:04pm

Welcome back.....

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community teamPermalink Reply by Ronan O'Brien on February 12, 2012 at 11:09am

Welcome back to the 'argument' Clem ;)

What made you decide to re-register?

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Permalink Reply by Clement Rhein on February 12, 2012 at 5:12pm

Possibility of redoing the FCCA was the main reason for re-registering now. But ultimately, being registered with GOsC open doors to international options, which is the reason why I wanted to keep my GOsC registration "in reach". Now i'm just going to keep it up, simpler :-)