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Doctors in Different Working Circumstances

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I am returning to practice after a period of absence, what should I do for my CPD?

It is important that you engage with CPD on your return to practice. You could complete a Professional Development Plan to assist you with planning your learning needs and CPD for the PCS year, including meeting any shortfalls advised to you from previous PCS years. » read more

I don’t see patients as part of my work, how do I fulfil my PCS requirements?

Not all doctors see patients. Some doctors work in health and clinical service policy development and oversight roles, clinical leadership and management roles, medical advisory roles, medico-legal roles, education and training roles, and many more. » read more

Moving abroad – what to do in relation to PCS?

If a doctor is moving abroad, they should contact the ICGP so that this can be noted on their record. If the doctor has been or intends to be practicing in Ireland for 30 days or more in a PCS year, they are still required to enrol on an Irish PCS and meet the requirements here. » read more

Should I enrol on the ICGP PCS?

Criteria for enrolment in the ICGP Professional Competence Scheme » read more

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