RCGP blog
11 June 2022
RCGP examinations - future developments, June 2021
We hope you have all been keeping well and want to thank you for your continued work to support your general practice colleagues and patients throughout the pandemic. Here’s our latest update on future developments for RCGP examinations. We are currently working on the exam schedule for 2022 and will update you soon.
01 June 2022
Supporting professional development for refugee doctors
Dr Stephen Nickless discusses his experience of helping refugee doctors during his retirement.
11 May 2022
Becoming a medico-legal report writer for Freedom from Torture
Dr Jillian Creasy discusses her experience of branching out from general practice.
10 May 2022
RCGP examinations update
We are sure this update will find you extremely busy, not only in your day-to-day clinical work and supporting the response to the pandemic, but if you are also preparing for examinations. As part of our more regular updates, we want to let you know about the following...
30 April 2022
Later careers and retired members: becoming a coach and mentor
Dr Anita Campbell is a retired member of the medical community. She outlines how she supports general practice colleagues in the later stages of their careers.
22 April 2022
Finding research opportunities as an early career GP
Shoba Poduval is a GP at the Mildmay Medical Practice in Islington. Academic research drew Shoba in towards the end of her GP training.
22 April 2022
Luke Daines - Clinical Academic Fellow
GP Luke Daines outlines his research career in general practice, including a year-long Academic Clinical Fellowship at the University of Edinburgh and PhD.
22 April 2022
My GP career with a special interest in cancer care research
Dr Dipesh Gopal discusses his career as a GP and NIHR Fellow with a special interest in cancer care research in primary care for the research engagement hub.
22 April 2022
My career journey as an academic GP in primary care
Dr Mohammad Razai, an NIHR In-Practice Fellow in Primary Care at the Population Health Research Institute, discusses his career as an academic GP.
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