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The Junior Doctors Committee (JDC) stands up for the rights of all junior doctors on education, training and contractual issues.
An overview of the UK JDC, its priorities, subcommittees and meeting information.
The junior doctors committee and its members are dedicated to focusing their work on the key issues and challenges facing all junior doctors in the profession.
JDC believes Health Education England's review of the Foundation Programme offers positive steps and tentative commitments to change for postgraduate doctors in the early stages of their training.
The SJDC represents all doctors in the training grades in hospital and public health medicine practice in Scotland. Find out all about us.
The WJDC considers all matters affecting junior doctors in training in Wales and acts on their behalf. Find out all about us.
Get involved with your Regional Junior Doctors Committee (RJDC) and see what's going on in your area.
Find details of your local junior doctors committee elections in England.
Find out more about what happened at this years' junior doctor conference.
Membership information of the Junior Doctor's Committee
Find out the different ways you can get involved in the work of the BMA - at your work, in your area and UK wide.
We are committed to ensuring that members can fully engage with the BMA. We have been actively sharing best practice in an effort to increase participation.
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