Meeting dates (14:00 start)
2018
- 15 March
- 12 July
- 29 November (10.00am start)
Remit
Reporting mechanism
The Trainees’ Committee reports to Education Board.
Function
The Trainees’ Committee is a forum for discussion of issues relevant to training in obstetrics and gynaecology as well as wider issues relevant to the profession. The Committee acts as a channel for communication between Trainees and Council and other relevant committees, including outside organisations such as the Academy Trainee Doctors’ Group and the British Medical Association’s Junior Doctors’ Committee. The Trainees’ Committee organises an annual meeting for Trainees, contributes to College newsletters, elects Trainees to sit on Council and asks members to take responsibility for certain areas from time to time.
Additional information
Definition of a Trainee Representative on the Trainees’ Committee
A Trainee who wishes to be elected onto the Trainees’ Committee must be a doctor resident in the British Isles who:
- Has an NTN and is on the Trainees’ Register; and
- Has a minimum of 2 years of training (WTE) remaining in respect of their projected CCT date at the time of election
Election of members
The election process starts with a call for nominations, which is sent out to Trainees in the deanery by email. If more than one candidate is nominated, an election takes place by ballot (via an online voting system) organised by the College.
Candidates should be nominated by two Trainees from their deanery; however, self-nomination is acceptable. All Trainees within the deanery are eligible to vote. The Trainee who records the highest number of votes will be elected for a period of 3 years.
Should the elected representative have less than 3 (but more than 2) years remaining in respect of their CCT date, their period of representation will cease on their CCT date.
The Committee will submit nominations to the President for the post of Chair. Tenure of office for the Chair shall be for up to 3 years.
A Trainee appointed to a non-training post during their period of office will be required to demit office at the end of the next Committee meeting.
Elections for vacant posts are listed on Trainees' Committee Elections.
Membership
Please send all correspondence to the committee secretary.
Secretary
Tania Chambers
Email: tchambers@rcog.org.uk
Tel.: +207 772 6294
Trainees' Executive
- Dr Jonathan Frost – Chair
- Dr Adalina Sacco – Chair elect
- Dr Marie O'Sullivan – Vice Chair for Education
- Dr Sarah Murray – Vice Chair, Clinical Quality and Inter-specialty Partnership
- Vice Chair for Strategic Development – Post currently vacant
Members
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Region
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Member
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HE East of England
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Dr Subhadeep Roy
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East Midlands
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Dr Graham Stevenson
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HE Kent, Surrey and Sussex
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Dr Iranthi Meththananda
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London North East/Central
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Dr Radha Graham
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London North West
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Dr Tanya Maric
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London Shared Services
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Dr Sadiya Mohammad Hussain
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HE North West (Mersey)
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Dr Amy Hawarden
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HE North East
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Dr Leo Gurney
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HE North West (North Western)
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Dr Zoe Thurlwell
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HE South West (Severn)
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Dr Sarah Quinn
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HE South West (Peninsula)
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Dr Eleanor Rayner
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HE Thames Valley
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Dr Sanyal Patel
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HE Wessex
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Dr Natalie Brown and Dr Abigail Langrish
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HE West Midlands
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Dr Justin Chu
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HE Yorkshire and Humber
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Dr Sharon Fan
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Northern Ireland
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Dr Abdelmageed Abdelrahman
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Scotland (North, South and East)
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Dr J M Allison MRCOG
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Scotland (West)
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Dr Roseanna Metcalfe
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Wales
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Dr Lisa Pilkington MRCOG
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Republic of Ireland
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Dr Rupak Sarkar
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Honorary members (non-voting)
- Dr Reena Aggarwal, ENTOG Rep
- Dr Michelle Mackintosh, Subspecialty trainees’ rep
- Dr Robert Kerr, Junior Academic trainees’ rep
- Dr Bassel Al Wattar, Senior Academic trainees’ rep
- Dr Phillipa Corson, BJOG rep
- Dr Matt Prior, BMA rep
- Dr Elizabeth Thorne, President of the British Undergraduate Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Dr Mary McCauley, Global Health Board
Observers may be invited to attend meetings at the discretion of the Committee.