RCP CT and ACT national conference 2026
We look forward to welcoming college tutors (CTs) and associate college tutors (ACTs) to the in-person RCP CT and ACT national conference taking place on Friday 13 November 2026.
The day will include workshops, lectures and networking. This event provides 5 CPD credits and remains free to CTs and ACTs. The programme is available to download below. We hope to see lots of you there
Registration will be open from 8.45am and the day will begin with regional networking. All refreshments and lunch are provided*.
The programme will run between 9.45am - 5pm.
Please note, this is a face-to-face event only. While some sessions may be recorded, on-demand access to this event may not be readily available.
*We require a minimum of 48 hours' notice to cater for specific dietary requirements.
Download the programmeHow to book?
This event is held exclusively for college tutors and associate college tutors who will receive a private link that allows you to make your booking. If you need any assistance, please contact the regional team RCPTutors@rcp.ac.uk
Get involved
We welcome your involvement in this conference - read more about our Moments that matter initiative and the ACT poster competition via the tabs above.
Extend your trip
If you're travelling from further afield, why not extend your trip and join us in Liverpool the day before the conference? The RCP Education team will be hosting two accredited workshops at discounted rates: advanced educational supervision for CTs and human factors for ACTs.
We’ll also be hosting an event on the evening of Thursday 12 November at 5.30−7.30pm with RCP president Professor Mumtaz Patel. Please click here if you would like attend.
The Spine is located in Paddington Village at the heart of the Knowledge Quarter in Liverpool's City Centre.
For sat nav purposes, the venue address is: The Spine Building, Paddington Village, Smithdown Lane, Liverpool, L7 3FA.
Car parking is located in the Paddington Village multi-storey car park, Elm Grove Street, Smithdown Lane, Liverpool, L7 3FA.
Liverpool Lime Street is the closest railway station. It is an 18 minute walk to the venue or six minutes via taxi. Black cabs are usually located outside of the station.
It is a good idea to pre-book a taxi when travelling to the venue from the airport. Recommended taxi company: Delta taxis - 0151 924 7373.
For further information and advice on routes by bus, by road and by bike please visit: https://www.rcp.ac.uk/about-us/contact-us/visit-our-liverpool-office/
Those travelling from further afield may wish to consider joining us in Liverpool from Thursday 12 November for two additional activities.
The RCP are delivering two CPD approved workshops at the Spine building in Liverpool and are pleased to offer an exclusive 20% discount to CTs and ACTs who wish to attend.
A one-day workshop suitable for consultants with at least 3 years’ experience as a supervisor - recommended for college tutors.
A one-day workshop suitable for doctors of all grades - recommended for associate college tutors.
Professor Phil Bright FRCP
Professor Phil Bright is Associate Medical Director for Workforce at the Federation of Physician Colleges and head of school for medicine in NHS England, where he leads postgraduate medical education and training. He also chairs the national heads of school of medicine. He has extensive experience in clinical leadership, workforce development, educational governance, and the delivery of high-quality, learner-centred training pathways. His work focuses on supporting doctors in training and strengthening collaborative education across trusts and academic partners. Philip led the development of the advanced general internal medicine (GIM) programme and is now leading work on the standalone GIM training pathway, aligning training with evolving service delivery needs. His broader interests include the safe integration of artificial intelligence into medical education and training.
Dr Aklak Choudhury FRCP
Dr Ak Maheswaran
Dr Stephen Joseph
Professor Jo Szram FRCP
Dr Aklak Choudhury FRCP
Dr Shruthi Konda FRCP
Dr Akeeban Mahaswaran
Rachael Daw
Rachael Daw trained as a physiotherapist at the University of Liverpool and worked for the NHS for nearly 20 years, eventually specialising in care and surveillance for upper limb arthroplasty. Rachael completed a Masters degree in Advanced Practice in Healthcare in 2016 and went on to be a lecturer in Advanced Clinical Practice at the University of Liverpool, before joining the RCP in 2022 where she is now a Senior Educationalist. Rachael is a trained workplace coach and also maintains keen interests in physiotherapy, rehabilitation and exercise medicine, alongside her current role in medical and multi-disciplinary education
Professor Kerry Calvo
Dr Kerry Calvo has a clinical background as a GP and has worked in medical education for over 20 years across a range of undergraduate and postgraduate contexts. She has held educational roles in multiple medical schools, supporting the development of clinicians in teaching and educational leadership roles. Kerry currently co leads a Master’s programme in education for health professionals, where she works with healthcare professionals from diverse disciplines and settings. Her educational interests centre on course and curriculum design, with a particular focus on inclusive and accessible approaches to learning. This interest underpins her ongoing doctoral research, which factors supporting effective learning for diverse learners in health professions education.
Date
13 November 2026
CPD credits
5 credits
Location
2 Paddington Village Liverpool L7 3FA
13 November 2026
2 Paddington Village