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As a newly qualified doctor with a licence to practise in the UK, you may have questions or concerns around medico-legal issues.
Whether you’re moving into a second foundation training year, looking at FY3 opportunities or applying for speciality or core training, we can offer 24-hour medico-legal advice and step-by-step support with complaints and other related issues.
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24-hour medico-legal helpline.
Advice with responding to complaints.
Support at GMC investigations, disciplinary hearings and coroner’s inquests/FAIs.
Indemnity for work not covered by NHS indemnity.
Free indemnity for Good Samaritan acts worldwide.
CPD support including webinars, courses and e-learning.
If you’re planning an FY3 year to work as a locum, clinical fellow or other non-training grade in the UK, let us know at least six weeks before your renewal. Pay your subscription by annual Direct Debit and request a gift.
Put your membership on hold if you plan to travel or take a break from clinical work. While on a break, you can still get indemnity for good Samaritan acts worldwide and assistance with matters arising from previous work.
As an affiliate GPST working in England, we can offer you access to risk management resources, e-learning and webinars to help keep your CPD on track.
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