Registration and licensing history

  1. Summary
  2. How do I apply for GMC registration?
  3. Qualification details
  4. Registration and licensing history
  5. Work history
  6. The AA Registration Assessment (AARA)
  7. Employer references
  1. Declaring your fitness to practise
  2. Insurance and indemnity
  3. How much does it cost to apply?
  4. How long will it take to process my application?
  5. Completing an identity check
  6. When will you make a decision on my application for registration?
  7. I am ready to apply

You need to tell us if you have held registration or a license with any healthcare authority or regulator, in the UK or overseas, in the last five years.

Examples include:

  • the Nursing and Midwifery Council
  • the Health and Care Professions Council.

You do not need to tell us about membership or voluntary registration with the Royal College of Anaesthetists.

You only need to tell us about GMC registration if you are (or have previously been) registered as a doctor with us.

If you have held registration or a license with any healthcare authority or regulator, in the UK or overseas, in the last five years, then we’ll need a Certificate of Current Professional Status (sometimes also referred to as a Certificate of Good Standing). This will need to be provided to us directly from the organisation, you can find out more about a Certificate of Current Professional Status.

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