Committees

The College Specialty Advisory Committees (CSACs) supervise the development and delivery of subspecialty training and the assessment standards. CSACs are sub-committees of our Education and Training Quality Committee, which helps the College set these standards within a training programme that is re...

The College Specialty Advisory Committees (CSACs) supervise the development and delivery of subspecialty training and the assessment standards. CSACs are sub-committees of our Education and Training Quality Committee, which helps the College set these standards within a training programme that is re...

This committee represents a forum for Clinical Directors, Clinical Leads, Medical Managers and other paediatricians in management positions. It advises on national health policies and standards for children and young people.

The Wales Executive Committee represents the membership of the RCPCH in Wales and coordinates and manages College activities in Wales. The National Specialist Advisory Group is a sub group offering advice and guidance on strategy, policy and clinical issues relevant to paediatrics and child health i...

Our RCPCHStart assessors support this assessment for paediatric trainees who are preparing for their first role as a consultant. This page has information to support current assessors.

The RCPCHStart Executive is a sub-committee of the Assessment Executive which oversees the creation, development and quality assurance of the RCPCHStart assessment scenarios. It reports to the Assessment Executive, which in turn reports to the Education and Training Quality Committee.

The Regional Lead is the ambassador and advocate for each RCPCH region in the UK. Through an Area Officer, they represent members in Council and other meetings, and they liaise with specialty training bodies to help ensure the quality of training. The Regional Lead is in this post for three years, w...

Brings together research leads from the paediatric specialty groups and National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) clinical study groups to support the RCPCH in increasing, strengthening and delivering child health research.

This committee advises College Council on Scottish matters. It contributes to the development of Scottish Government policy, ensures children and young people are fully represented and represents its membership by providing a consistent voice for paediatrics in Scotland.

As a member and SAS doctor, you are represented by the SAS Committee. This includes elected members and regional representatives, as well as representation from British Association of Community Child Health (BACCH) and British Medical Association (BMA). For more information about the Committee, p...