Once you complete your training you have 30 days to enroll on a Professional Competence Scheme (PCS). » read more
As a GP trainee, you are required to be registered on the trainee specialist division of the Medical Council register. Whilst registered on the trainee specialist division, you are limited to practising within the scope of your training post, the content of which is determined by the post graduate training body. » read more
Yes, the ICGP has a GP trainee grievance policy document relating to educational issues. » read more
How do I become a member of the ICGP after I complete my training and what do I do if I complete my training outside the training year, i.e. July - July? » read more
Under EU Directive 2005/36 doctors who hold the MICGP qualification (obtained by the completion of a four year GP training scheme in Ireland, accredited by the ICGP and by passing all modules of the MICGP exam), are eligible to work in the state schemes of other EU countries, including the UK. » read more
Yes, there is a Clinical Courses and Examination Refund Scheme for NCHDs. This is operated directly by the HSE. You can claim up to €450 towards specific HSE approved clinical courses and exams. » read more
As a GP Trainee what register must I be on? How my training posts are centrally recorded? How are the Irish Medical Council notified of my training posts? When I complete my training, what register should I be on? » read more
Note: The following principles were adopted by PGTC in relation to OOH » read more
Doctors who are in a specialist training programme in Ireland leading to a Certificate of Specialist Doctor (basic or higher specialist training) who are taking period out of clinical programme approved by their training committee are NOT required to register for a Professional Competence Scheme. » read more
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