Urgent & unscheduled care evidence for ARCP
What counts as UUC evidence, how to use the Wessex evidence grid, and what to record for ESR and ARCP.
Help with forms and workflows, GP training, working in the UK and the everyday things that are difficult to find.
Plain-English guidance for forms, certification, referrals, requests and everyday practice processes.
GP training, finding your first GP job and working abroad after CCT.
Practical guidance for settling in, starting safely and understanding UK general practice.
The latest content changes and source checks, shown in date order.
What counts as UUC evidence, how to use the Wessex evidence grid, and what to record for ESR and ARCP.
A practical guide for UK-trained GPs considering Canada: registration, provincial licensing, immigration, costs, jobs, income and what UK GPs who have moved actually report.
Explore practical routes to Canada, Australia and New Zealand, including registration, immigration and working arrangements.
A practical guide for IMG doctors who do not yet have ILR or British citizenship, and for GP practices considering sponsoring their first salaried GP.
A first-person draft on preparing an ILR application alongside GP training: qualifying dates, absences, sponsor evidence and biometrics.
A plain-English guide to planning a Skilled Worker settlement application, from checking qualifying dates and travel to biometrics and your eVisa.
A practical guide to deciding whether a request belongs in general practice, clarifying clinical ownership and redirecting work safely.
Where to look, what to ask at interview, how to compare workload and pay, and which paperwork to start before CCT.
Ask what official guidance does not always make clear, share what you have learned and help keep useful peer answers current.
Community posts are peer discussion, separate from GP Navigator’s reference guidance.Get help with the practical things that are not always clear from official guidance.
Share experience, useful resources and local knowledge without including confidential information.
Flag information that needs an update and add useful context for the next person.
A statement about how a health condition affects a patient’s fitness for work after an appropriate assessment.
A request from children’s social care for relevant health information to support a Child in Need assessment.
How placements, supervision, portfolio evidence, ARCP and MRCGP assessment fit together.
The practical and safety-critical orientation to request before consulting independently.