Genetic Counsellor Registration Board
Genetic Counsellor Registration Board
The GCRAB has an annual assessment process for new applicants wishing to join the AHCS Register.
To apply for registration, applicants should first complete an Intention To Register form which can be completed at any time but can only be submitted between 1st February and 8th February each year to enquirires@gcrb.org.uk.
The intention to register form can be downloaded from the below links.
The GCRAB chair will review and applicants will receive an email at the end of February notifying them regarding their outcome.
If successful, applicants then can create an account and complete their Genetic Counsellor registration application via the AHCS portal system by the 1st April. All applications must be submitted by the 1st April. Further details regarding the registration process can be found here.
The applicant guidance can be found in the documents below. We recommend reading the Applicant Guidelines and CPD guidelines thoroughly.
Full details regarding eligibility to register and the registration process can be found in the documents below. We recommend reading the Applicant Guidelines and CPD guidelines thoroughly.
If a prospective registrant is unsure about their eligibility to register, the GCRAB will consider individual cases on submission of a completed Evaluation of Eligibility to Register Form and administration fee.
If you have any questions about the Registration process please seek advice from the GCRAB administrator enquiries@gcrb.org.uk, BEFORE submitting your 'Notification of Intention to Register' form.
Currently the GCRAB is only able to assess a set number of portfolios each year. All Notifications of Intention to Register will be managed on a “first come, first served” basis. Acceptance will be made in order of submission. If it is not possible to accept all applicants in a particular year, those applicants not accepted will be offered priority for the following year.
If, due to extenuating circumstances, an applicant is unable to submit their portfolio on time they should submit an Extenuating Circumstances Form as soon as possible.
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