If
you hold the MRCP(UK) or MRCPCH diploma, you can join as a Collegiate
Member of the Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. Collegiate
Members enjoy educational support of all kinds and are involved
in all aspects of the work of the College. They are represented
on most College committees including Council. If you are registered
with the Joint Royal Colleges of Physicians Training Board (JRCPTB)
for training in a medical specialty you can pay your training
registration fees through your Collegiate Membership subscription
and benefit from cash flow and other advantages as a result.
 Benefits of Collegiate Membership include –
- free access to the online
specialty modules
- free access to our developing series of archived webstreamed
presentations
- international peer and public recognition through the use
of the 'MRCPE' post-nominals
- preferential rates for attendance at the rolling programme
of RCPE update symposia, covering general/acute medicine and
the medical specialties
- free attendance at the annual Trainees & Members’ Symposium
- quarterly print issues of The Journal of the Royal College
of Physicians of Edinburgh
- access to the secure section of the RCPE website, offering
regular College news and items of interest to the profession
- free registration for the Continuing Professional Development
(CPD) scheme run by the RCPE and the other UK Royal Colleges
of Physicians, which provides an online system for recording
and evaluating CPD activity
- access to the RCPE Historic Library, which hosts one of the
most important medical library collections in the world
- the ability to directly influence the RCPE and medical training
through representation on the Trainees & Members’ Committee,
and the Joint Royal Colleges of Physicians Training Board (JRCPTB)
- hire of College facilities for professional and social activities,
and accommodation in the heart of Edinburgh, at preferential
rates
Reduced rates of subscription are offered to new joiners
and the subscription is also automatically tax-deductible in
the UK, offering a 20-40% reduction depending upon your tax
band.
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