General Medical Council
Registrant Tribunal Members (Doctors), Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service

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Registrant (Doctor) Tribunal Members
Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service, Manchester
Can you turn your medical expertise to some of the most important questions in UK medicine?
The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service (MPTS) is the tribunal service for doctors, AAs and PAs in the UK. Our tribunals make independent decisions about whether registrants are fit to practise medicine. We are a statutory committee of the General Medical Council (GMC) operating separately from the investigatory role of the GMC and we are accountable to the Council of the GMC and the UK Parliament. Tribunals are made up of registrant and lay (ie non-registrant) tribunal members.
You will demonstrate integrity, sound judgement and strong analytical skills, which you will apply when making impartial and unbiased decisions that help protect the public and affect the lives of registrants. Our hearing centre is based in Manchester, and you must have the flexibility to support hearings that take place there in addition to supporting our virtual hearings.
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A daily fee of £325 is payable, plus reasonable expenses.
We welcome applications from doctors of all backgrounds, in particular those with protected characteristics as it is important that our tribunals are representative of the UK public that we seek to protect. We recognise the value that lived experience brings, alongside skills and knowledge, and actively encourage those with diverse backgrounds and experiences to apply. We are committed to our processes and procedures being fair, objective, transparent and free from discrimination.
As a Registrant Tribunal Member, you need to be:
- A doctor registered with the GMC and hold a licence to practise- if you are at a point in your career where you are reviewing your need for a LtP, get in touch so we can discuss options.


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To meet our hearing requirements, we would ask that applications are only made where you can provide availability to sit for at least 35 days each year in blocks of at least 10 consecutive days at a time.
Location
Manchester
Contract
Fixed Term
Closing date
Monday, 5 October 2026 at 11:59pm. Late applications will not be accepted. Please note this vacancy may close early should a high volume of applications be received.
Assessment date
Interviews will take place between 9 and 27 November 2026.
Job reference
GMC4652
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