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Membership Benefits

Whatever your career stage, we’re here to support you

Join us today to develop your knowledge and skills and get the support you need for your career. Click on the relevant button below to find out about the benefits of being an affiliate, associate, member or fellow of the RCS. Ready to join? Head directly to our join page. 

     

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Contact us about membership

Email

Telephone

Telephone 020 7405 3474 (option 1) to talk with a member of our membership team

Office hours are Monday to Friday, 9am - 5pm.

Visit

Our membership office is on the ground floor of the main College building. Please ask for us at reception.

Location

The Royal College of Surgeons of England

35-43 Lincolns Inn Fields

London, WC2A 3PE

Of interest to members

Intercollegiate MRCS
Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons (MRCS) is an intercollegiate exam for surgical trainees who wish to become a member of one of the four UK and Ireland surgical royal colleges.
Get involved with our activities
There are many ways to get involved in the work of the College, from teaching and assessing to becoming a museum volunteer or making a charitable donation.
International Fellowship Examination (JSCFE)
On passing the JSCFE you will be awarded the international qualification FRCS (College) (Int) (Specialty) and are eligible to apply for election as a fellow to any of the four royal colleges.
Trainees
This page contains information for doctors in training who are pursuing a career in surgery, including those in their foundation years and on a training programme, either at core or specialty level.

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