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As a Fellow, you’re at the heart of our College – we trust in you to lead the conversations, help set our standards and contribute to shaping the future of your profession. Fellowship is also an acknowledgement of your achievements, a recognition of your standing and expertise.
Appropriate release of medical colleagues to carry out work for the wider health system
Read the full letter from health leaders to trusts and boards across the UK, encouraging them to support royal colleges, health organisations and medical professionals to undertake work for the wider benefit of the public and health services.
Resident Doctors’ Committee seeks views on training experiences
The Resident Doctors’ Committee of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow has launched a new survey to capture the experiences of surgeons and doctors in training.
College Voice Issue 18
We’re pleased to share the latest issue of College Voice, our membership magazine.
An adventure in rural medicine
From singing to The Proclaimers in front of royalty to working with indigenous tribes, Dr Harrison Stubbs recalls his time in Malaysia as the recipient of the 2024 Tuanku Fauziah Scholarship.
President welcomes new appointments to Sustainability Steering Group
Professor Seshadri Vasan has been appointed as the new Chair of the College’s Sustainability Steering Group. He will be joined by Dr Julie Gallagher, who has been appointed as Deputy Chair.
Physicians' survey launched
We've launched our Focus on Physicians survey to better understand the challenges facing consultants and SAS doctors. Your views help us speak up for the profession and influence positive change.
Nobel Prize laureate to give 425th anniversary lecture
Sir David MacMillan, who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 2021, will share his inspiring leadership journey in a new lecture series at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow.
Royal College to establish women’s network
New group set to inspire and support healthcare professionals.
College supports resident doctors’ appeal to statutory education bodies
The resident doctors’ committees of the three royal colleges of physicians have today (Thursday 27 February 2025) written to the statutory education bodies appealing their decision to not allow those affected by MRCP(UK) part two exam issues to progress into higher specialty training.