Black Country GP Peer Networks
Following the successful peer networking events in 2023/24, there will be new series of virtual and face to face events taking place throughout the remainder of this year.
Early Careers GP Network Launch Event
Wednesday 13 November 2024 from 12.30pm to 1.30pm via Microsoft Teams
Work smarter, not harder. Are you using all the tools you have at your disposal to effectively manage your time? Join Dr Thuva Amuthalingam and Dr Kamran Naseem to learn about digital tools and tricks to make your working day easier.
To register please click here.
The Early Careers GP Network is aimed at GPs who have been qualified for less than 10 years. This launch event will include the opportunity to find out more about our plans for the network and how you can get involved in shaping it.
Established GPs Peer Network Launch Event
Wednesday 20 November 2024 from 12.30pm to 1.30pm via Microsoft Teams
Financial management made easier. Facilitated by members of the GP Clinical Reference Group, this event will include a presentation from Greg Povey, Director and Chartered Financial Planner of GP Financial. Greg will be sharing his insight and taking questions on GP finance and pensions.
To register please click here.
For the first time, the Black Country Training Hub is holding dedicated sessions for established GPs, defined as those with at least 10 years’ experience. Join us to find out more about the support available to you and share with us what else you’d like to see from the network.
GP Face to Face Peer Networking Event
Thursday 12 December 2024 from 6pm to 8.45pm at Walsall Football Club, Bescot Stadium, Walsall - to include dinner and refreshments.
This in-person event will bring together the Early Careers and Established GPs networks into one session for GPs at all career stages. Led by GP Clinical Reference Group members, we will be sharing how you can be happier at work by setting boundaries, managing your workload and reducing your stress.
Further details to follow. To register please click here.
