
Recertification FRT Reflective Practice Notes Resources
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Please refer to recertification information for details regarding recertification during the Covid-19 pandemic.
You can apply for recertification by completing the relevant form to you, online.
Before filling in the online form, please have all the relevant information to hand before starting it, you will not be able to save it and then revisit it later, it must be completed in one sitting.
You will also need a stable internet connection while completing the online forms.
We recommend that you prepare your answers in a word document and then copy and paste your evidence into the relevant sections rather than writing directly into the online form.
If you applied to become an FRT via the GMC GP trainer/recognised trainer route, please complete this form.
If you applied to become an FRT via any other FRT approved route, please complete this form.
Bringing together national guidance, resources produced and accredited by the RCGP, and resources from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) and the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare (FSRH), the Women's Health Library is a resource relevant to GPs and other primary healthcare professionals.
The Library is divided into four sections for ease of use with the free resources clearly marked:
If you applied for your FRT status via the GMC GP trainer/recognised trainer route, you will need:
If you applied for your FRT status via any other FRT approved route, you will need:
You can find a calendar of CPD courses, meetings and events on our website.
Recertification is due every five years. Your recertification due date will be shared with you once you have achieved your FRT status. You can also login to your MyFSRH and see your recertification.
You will also receive an email reminder 6 months before your recertification is due. Please do make sure your email address is up to date and current with FSRH.
There is no charge to recertify as this is a benefit included in your annual membership fee. However, you must have paid your membership fee continuously for the five years leading up to recertifying.
If you have not kept your membership current, and wish to recertify, please contact us to discuss your options. You will need to pay your backdated membership fees – at current subscription levels.
If you do not apply for recertification within six weeks of the date due, your qualification is deemed to have lapsed. You must cease training until your FRT status has been recertified.
If you apply to be recertified more than 12 months after your recertification date, the General Training Committee has the discretion to approve your application, under two conditions:
1. You have met all the CPD requirements
2. You provide a letter from your General Training Programme Director supporting your application.
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