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Academic Mums, GP Mums, Surgical Mums and More: Find Your Niche
Academic Mums, GP Mums, Surgical Mums and More: Find Your Niche
Within PMGUK, smaller sub‑communities allow you to connect with others who share your specific path. Whether you’re in academia, primary care, hospital medicine or surgery, there is space to discuss the unique challenges of your field.
Micro‑Communities for Macro‑Support in Your Specialty
Micro‑Communities for Macro‑Support in Your Specialty
These focused groups make it easier to ask detailed questions and share specialty‑specific advice. Members exchange tips on training requirements, job opportunities and navigating departmental culture as a doctor parent.
Connect with Others Who Share Your Path and Your Pressures
Connect with Others Who Share Your Path and Your Pressures
By finding your niche group, you gain colleagues who truly understand the pressures you face. This targeted support can make the difference between feeling isolated and feeling seen, understood and backed up.
PMGUK Return to Work Subgroup
PMGUK Return to Work Subgroup
The PMGUK return to work subgroup brings together doctors who are preparing to come back after maternity leave, sick leave, career breaks or other time away from practice. It offers a space to share concerns, celebrate small wins and swap practical tips on everything from refresher training to negotiating phased returns and rotas.
PMGUK Menopause Café
PMGUK Menopause Café
The PMGUK menopause café is a supportive forum for members experiencing perimenopause or menopause, or wanting to prepare for this stage. Here you can discuss symptoms, treatment options, work adjustments and the emotional impact in an environment where others understand both the clinical and personal sides of the journey.
PMGUK Cancer Survivors Subgroup
PMGUK Cancer Survivors Subgroup
The PMGUK cancer survivors subgroup is for doctors who have been diagnosed with or treated for cancer. It provides a confidential space to talk about treatment, recovery, survivorship, work capacity and identity as both clinician and patient, alongside others who share similar lived experience.
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