BAPEN Committees and Special Interest Groups (SIGs) are comprised of volunteers who give their time and expertise to work on the development of national standards, best practice, tools and resources; collaborate in research and other projects such as scientific programmes for the annual conference and focused educational meetings.
Why volunteer with BAPEN?
Volunteering is important because it benefits both the individual and the wider healthcare community. Giving your time and expertise to BAPEN offers:
- Opportunities to develop skills that will enhance your CV such as negotiation, collaboration and leadership
- Opportunities to influence and contribute to national workstreams, policy and guidance
- Opportunities to meet new colleagues and expand your network
- Opportunities for knowledge and career development
Vacancies on committees and groups are advertised to BAPEN members and can be found in BAPEN Vacancies. You must be a BAPEN member to join a committee or group.
