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Accreditation Application

In light of the revised PHEM curriculum now in use since August 2022, we are reviewing the eligibility criteria for the FIMC examination for non-PHEM trainee practitioners, as well as the eligibility criteria for consultant (level 8) practitioner registration, to ensure that these align for all practitioners equitably. As a result, we are putting a short pause on both applications. For the FIMC examination, this is not expected to affect any candidates already accepted for the January 2023 diet, and is planned to be completed ahead of the application window for the July 2023 diet

Please complete and return the attached application form as outlined in the Faculty Accreditation Regulations. You are strongly advised to read all of the Application Information prior to submitting your application. 

Guidance for Applicants with GMC Sub-Specialty Registration

Practitioners who:

- have completed the National PHEM Training Scheme;

- have GMC Sub-Specialty Registration;

- and who are Elected Fellows of the Faculty (Advanced Practitioner Fellow) in good standing;

are not required to complete the Faculty Accreditation Application form.

They only have to submit a request (providing their GMC number) to membership-fphc@rcsed.ac.uk to be added to the Faculty Accreditation register. 

 

Please Note: Faculty Accreditation does not automatically mean that Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine will be added as an approved sub-specialty on the GMC Register. This is a separate application process (see http://www.gmc-uk.org/doctors/SubSpec.asp) that would be supported by Faculty Accreditation.

 

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Upcoming System Maintenance & Network Disruption

Due to essential systems maintenance and upgrades there will be intermittent interruptions to some on-line services on Saturday 27th of February. There will be further interruption to some core services on Wednesday 2nd and Thursday 3rd of March.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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