The RCP, NHS England and the University of London are proud of what has been achieved with the current Gender Identity Healthcare credentials and have taken much learning from this.

The RCP recognises the importance of physician associates and has worked with the Faculty of Physician Associates (FPA) to develop CPD-approved training to support the development of this essential role.

RCP has developed a programme which is evidenced by post CCT surveys, using our first hand experience of best leadership practice and changing priorities, directly from our officers. This year long programme will explore the role of a new consultant to successfully maximise the opportunities pres

This half-day workshop (1:30pm to 5:00pm) for physician associates with an interest in teaching will provide you with practical suggestions to maximise the learning opportunities for your learners, and to address any common challenges.

This half-day workshop (9:30am to 1:00pm) is tailored to the needs of all physician associates, regardless of specialty, who work in clinical teams.

The Royal College of Physicians (RCP) credential in obstetric medicine has been designed for higher specialty trainees with an interest in obstetric medicine, who wish to gain a credential in this specialist area.

Watch this new video resource, developed to support your delivery of effective remote consultations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This workshop provides a practical approach to building confidence in how we can better manage our patients with mental health issues, in both hospital inpatient and outpatient settings.

Supporting teams to improve care for people with COPD is a 12-month QI course based on the IHI breakthrough series collaborative model, aimed at clinical teams wanting to improve COPD services in their organisation.

Welcome to the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) credential in obstetric medicine. It has been designed for post-CCT (or equivalent) physicians with an interest in obstetric medicine, who wish to gain a credential in this specialist area.