Volunteering with us: College roles now open

Share your professional expertise and make a real difference by applying for one of our open College roles. Applications are due on Monday 23 March at 12:00.
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The CSACs supervise the development and delivery of sub-specialty training. We have vacancies in, immunology and infectious diseases, hepatology and inherited metabolic medicine.
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Support our work in education for members, including courses and online learning resources. We are seeking an Officer for Education and clinical leads for CPD and for digital learning.
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Join our committee as a member or trainee representative to provide guidance to the College on ethical matters, policies and guidelines, within the context of our charitable objects.
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We're recruiting regional representatives for our LTFT training advisor network in England (Kent, Surrey and Sussex, Mersey, North West, Severn, Thames Valley) and Scotland.
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The Officer for Medical Recruitment and Selection will help ensure fair, robust and inclusive processes for paediatric recruitment, as we look to the best interests of the UK paediatric workforce.
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We run three theory exams for our membership exam (MRCPCH) and Diploma of Child Health, and use a modified Angoff method to set standards. We're recruiting a Theory Lead and Deputy.
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Our Trainee Committee is the voice of paediatric resident doctors, with vacancies in South West (Peninsula) and Thames Valley (Oxford). Plus opportunities on our committees for ethics and the law and for immunology and infectious disease.
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Our Wales Executive Committee is the College's decision-making body in Wales, and is seeking an Academic Advisor and Regional Representatives for the Health Boards, Cwm Taf Morgannwg, Betsi Cadwaladr and Hywel Dda.
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Why volunteer

Volunteering is vital to our College’s work, with over 3,000 members contributing annually. By getting involved, you’ll shape paediatrics, support future generations, influence healthcare and gain invaluable professional and personal growth.