The College of Medical Associate Professionals (CMAPs) welcomes the General Medical Council’s (GMC) newly published supervision guidance for doctors working with Physician Associates (PAs) and Anaesthesia Associates (AAs). This is a significant and timely step forward...
The College of Medical Associate Professionals and United Medical Associate Professionals Trade Union are delighted to announce the publication of our Leng Review evidence submission documents. The National Enquiry Research Group, comprising of members...
The College of Medical Associate Professionals (CMAPs) has requested clarification regarding IR(ME)R training and Non-Medical Referrer (NMR) entitlement for Physician Associates (PAs) and Anaesthesia Associates (AAs) from the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR)...
Good morning, and welcome to your first day as part of a regulated profession. This is a momentous day for Physician Associates (PAs) and Anaesthesia Associates (AAs). Friday the 13th may be considered unlucky for some, but for our professions, it marks...
On behalf of the College of Medical Associate Professionals (CMAPs), we extend our heartfelt congratulations to UMAPS, its General Secretary Stephen Nash, and the Senior Leadership Team for their remarkable achievement in formally establishing UMAPs as a trade union...
The College of Medical Associate Professionals warmly welcomes the announcement of an independent review of Physician Associates (PAs) and Anaesthesia Associates (AAs). This long-awaited review is a significant and positive step toward understanding and enhancing the...