UK Registration Pathways & Good Medical Practice
The Hanoon Foundation is pleased to invite medical graduates, medical students and medical educators to a free online webinar delivered by GMC Services International (GMCSI).
The webinar will provide practical guidance on navigating the UK medical system, with a focus on GMC registration, Good Medical Practice and professional standards. It will also cover UK medical training and career pathways, professional development, research, quality improvement and clinical audit.
Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in interactive clinical case discussions and ask questions about practical issues relating to medical practice in the UK.
Webinar Details
📅 Date: Tuesday, 20 October 2026
⏰ Time: 10:00 am – 12:30 pm (UK time)
💻 Format: Online via Zoom
🎟️ Cost: Free to attend
The webinar will cover
- GMC registration pathways and the application process
- Eligibility requirements, documentation and verification, including English language requirements
- Application timelines, common delays and practical guidance
- GMC guidance, Good Medical Practice and revalidation
- UK medical training and career pathways, including training and non-training routes
- Professional development and career planning
- Research, quality improvement and clinical audit in UK practice
- Opportunities to develop research skills and become involved in research
- Interactive clinical case discussions covering clinical reasoning, communication, professionalism, patient safety and multidisciplinary team working
- Questions and answers
About the Speaker
Dr Marina Soltan is a Senior Clinical Advisor, Clinical Lecturer in Respiratory Medicine, and Associate with the General Medical Council.
She has experience across clinical practice, medical education and health policy, with expertise in respiratory health, public health, epidemiology, clinical leadership and professional standards.
Who Should Attend?
The webinar is aimed at International Medical Graduates, medical students, and medical educators/faculty members.
Register
The webinar is free to attend.
The Zoom link and further information will be shared with registered participants closer to the date.