UK REGISTERED
OSTEOPATH
JOIN US TODAY!
Simply click the link below to complete our easy to follow online form. Upon submission, a member of the team will contact you to progress your application.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
For GOsC registered osteopaths working in the UK or overseas.
Just starting out in your osteopathic career?
We provide generous discounts on our membership fees for those starting out in their careers.
Members Zone Access
Exclusive access to a wealth of resources, guidance and information to support every aspect of working as an osteopath.
Running Your Practice
A dedicated hub providing vital resources to help you run your practice. Includes resources on staffing, finances and marketing,
CPD, Learning and Development
Sharing research and clinical articles to help you advance your skills and maintain your CPD hours.
Marketing
Helping you to promote your practice, with marketing assets and tools to download and share.
Osteopathy Today Magazine
The only dedicated osteopathic magazine in the UK. With articles that range from developments in the profession, business and CPD to long read interviews.
ConnectiOns Newsletters
Bringing you the latest news and professional updates to keep you informed.
WHAT IT COSTS
Monthly £30.80 | Annually £369.60
Membership is for 12 months and payable by direct debit in either monthly instalments or one annual payment.
DISCOUNTS
IF YOU ARE WITHIN TWO YEARS OF GRADUATION
We know it takes time to establish your career significant discounts are available for those in the early years of their post-graduation. Contact us to find out more.
FOR WORKING OVERSEAS
Monthly £20.60 | Annually £247.20
CRITERIA
- Pastoral support, advice and guidance of the iO team
- Purchase iO insurance products
- Members Zone of website and all member’s resources and advice therein.
- Osteopathy Today magazine
- ConnectiOns e-newsletters.
GOsC registered working overseas:
- Members Zone of website and all member’s resources and advice therein
- Osteopathy Today magazine
- ConnectiOns e-newsletters.
Fully registered or non-practising, (including those domiciled in the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man).