Volunteering opportunities

Our Stepping Up programme combines a regional network of doctors with learning resources to support the transition of senior trainees “stepping up” into new consultant roles. As a champion, you'll act as contact point for local members and your Head of School and TPD.

The Health Improvement Committee is seeking an Officer for Health Improvement. This role will have strategic oversight of the College's health improvement work and they will be responsible for developing and operationalising policies to support paediatricians across the UK.

Our Trainees Oversight Committee and the wider Trainee Network form a vital part of our work, representing trainee views on issues of service and training along with our wider work in paediatrics and child health. We are seeking a Chair for our Trainees Oversight Committee who will also sit as th...

We invite consultants from all paediatric sub-specialities and senior trainees post-START to join our START scenario generation groups, currently run online. It's a great opportunity for your own continuing professional development and helps support the next generation of consultant paediatricians. 

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.

In this round we are recruiting for Less Than Full Time Training Advisors Network Regional Representative, Academic Training Committee roles for Chair and members and Assessors for those seeking Specialist Register entry via the CESR route.

We aim to influence public policy at all levels to improve health outcomes for all infants, children and young people in the UK. We work with members and officers to develop evidence based policy and healthcare standards with clear asks and actions to influence key decision makers.

These opportunities support the College's research activities. We promote high quality research, support the development of paediatric researchers and contribute directly to the evidence base.

Volunteering opportunities for members in England who are passionate about advocating locally to improve outcomes for children, young people and the workforce that serves them.

Our Parliamentary Panel is open to members of all levels who are interested in contributing to our public affairs and campaigns work in Westminster.