Committees team

These opportunities support training, including the development and delivery of our examinations, assessments and less than full time training.

England Area Officers represent the views of members in their area at Council and report back RCPCH activities and Council discussions to their members.

Trainees are a vital part of the paediatric workforce. To reflect the trainees’ points of view and receive their input it is important to have a trainee representative in College committees.

The College has various important committee roles where members can represent their region. All the England representative roles can be found here.

Members in Wales take up crucial roles on our Wales Executive Committee and UK-wide groups - whether it's responding to Welsh government draft policies or representing your fellow paediatricians across the nation.

Our Ireland Committee represents membership in both Northern Ireland and Republic of Ireland, and specifically directs College business in the NI jurisdiction. Regional representatives from NI sit on our many committees.

Specialty, Associate Specialist and Staff Grade (SAS) doctors are a key part of the paediatric workforce. As an RCPCH member and SAS doctor you are represented by the SAS committee.

The College Specialty Advisory Committees (CSACs) supervise the development and delivery of sub-specialty training and the assessment standards. Take a look at our current vacancies.

CEAs are fixed term awards that recognise and reward the exceptional contribution of NHS consultants - over and above that normally expected in a post - to the values and goals of the NHS and to patient care. Awards are time limited, usually for five years, and are renewable by competitive applic...

Find out how the College works with and supports Staff Grade, Associate Specialist and Specialty (SAS) doctors in training, continuing professional development, research and health policy.