Successful applicants must:
- Be registered with a UK or Irish medical professional regulatory body and have a license to practice if that is required by your regulator.
We recognise the following regulatory bodies:
- The General Medical Council (UK)
- Irish Medical Council
- The Nursing & Midwifery Council (UK)
- Nursing & Midwifery Board of Ireland
- General Pharmaceutical Council (UK)
- The Pharmaceutical Society of Ireland
- Physician Associate Managed Voluntary Register (UK)
- Health and Care Professions Council (UK)
- Have completed the e-SRH Module 17
- Have passed the OTA (Online Theory Assessment) or holds current FSRH Diploma, MFSRH or FFSRH.
- Be competent in consultation skills
- Have resuscitation and anaphylaxis training in line with current UK guidelines (certificate or screen-shot of completion successful required)
- Be Competent to give intramuscular injections
- Have read the current FSRH guidance on subdermal implants and be conversant with its content
- Be able to confirm, at the time of application for your FSRH qualification, that you have read the 6 principles of care as outlined in the “Guidance for those undertaking or recertifying FSRH qualifications whose personal beliefs conflict with the provision of abortion or any method of contraception” and agree to abide by them in practice. It is, therefore, important to have read this document prior to commencing training.