British International Doctors’ Association
Who they help Doctors and dentists, who are members, and feel they are being treated unfairly in the workplace. This includes those who feel their race, gender, sexual orientation, religion,…
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HEE London Professional Support Unit
Who they help All postgraduate doctors and dentists in London holding a London training number (foundation years until CCT) Healthcare professionals between Bands 5 to 8 in a recognised training…
Medic Footprints
Who they help: Medics and medical students seeking wellbeing and alternative career opportunities.
Medical Forum
Who they help Anyone in the medical profession including students, trainees, returners, dentists and vets who need career guidance. Type of help provided Career guidance, coaching, planning, management skills, training,…
Medical Success
Who they help Doctors considering vocations beyond the hospital or the GP's surgery. Type of help provided Careers advice, workshops and conferences. Geographical coverage UK-wide Fee Free careers advice available;…
National Association of Sessional GPs
Who they help Sessional GPs; locums, salaried GPs, GP retainers and GP assistants who have joined the National Association of Sessional GPs as a member. Type of help provided As…
NHS Health Careers
Who they help Trainee doctors and other health professionals wanting to decide what type of medical career to pursue. Type of help provided Health Careers is the information service about…
Sci59
Who they help Aimed at foundation 1 and 2 doctors but may also be of interest to newer trainees in specialties and to medical students to confirm career choices, or…