Retired Members

Here you can find information on new opportunities, forthcoming events and activites at the College

 

College President Dr Iona HeathWelcome

 I retired from clinical practice in January and am in the process of adjusting to different opportunities as many of you have already done.  I would be very interested to discover the range of activities that our clinically retired members are exploring. I look forward to hearing from you.

 

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If you have any ideas for content, and would like to suggest a feature or provide an article, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Please also let us know your feedback on the web pages. Email initiatives@rcgp.org.uk or contact Laura Summers on 0203 188 7509.

 

 

Upcoming events

East Scotland Faculty Retired GPs Forum - various dates, Perth.

  

News and opportunities

East Anglia Reflective Writing for General Practitioners Course. Find out more!

 

RCGP Club Membership of the Royal Society of Medicine. Take advantage of our exclusive new offer for retired Members and Fellows.

 

London and South East England Retired GPs Umbrella Group (RUG). Why not do something new and join a forum?

 

RCGP Research Paper of the Year. Get involved!

 

RCGP Consultations. The RCGP is involved in many healthcare consultations that seek feedback on important changes in general practice. Have your say.   

 

Government reforms and College campaigns. Read about the College's ongoing work in response to the Governments proposed reforms to the health service in England.

 

Prizes and Awards. The RCGP runs a wide range of awards intended to recognise, encourage and empower people in the different ways they work. Find out more about making a nomination.

 

 

Annual Conference

Firmly established as the MUST ATTEND event for GPs and practice team colleagues, the RCGP Annual Primary Care Conference allows those who have retired from general practice to keep up to date with recent clinical and policy developments, enhance your ability to innovate, exercise leadership, think critically and perhaps take back ideas to your new organisations. The Conference also brings together an impressive range of national and international speakers. The theme for 2012 is Global General Practice - the event will be held at the SECC in Glasgow from the 4th - 6th October.

 

The programme is currently being developed, with further details to be announced shortly. For further information please visit the Conference website.

 

Retired members can attend the Conference at a heavily reduced rate, and up until the 25th June, can also benefit from an earlybird discount. For further details of registration rates for retired members please click here.