On this page you will find information about how you can get involved in a diverse range of clinical quality work and projects
The RCOG are committed to excellence in all O&G practices, encouraging innovation in research and helping women and girls access accurate information about their health.
To do this, we rely on the specialist skills, knowledge and experiences of both our members and service users to help shape our work.
You can find out more about our Clinical Quality committees here.
An exciting opportunity for a Senior Clinical Advisor Midwifery to join RCOG to support the development of a National training programme for Intrapartum Fetal Deterioration as part of the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) Programme.
Application deadline: Tuesday 30 April 2024
An exciting opportunity for a Senior Clinical Advisor in Obstetrics to join RCOG to support the development of a national training programme for Impacted Fetal Head at Caesarean Section as part of the Avoiding Brain Injury in Childbirth (ABC) Programme.
Application deadline: Tuesday 30 April 2024
A unique and exciting opportunity for a Clinical Fellow in Obstetrics to join the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG) to support the development and roll out of a pilot of a national training programme for impacted fetal head (IFH) at caesarean section (CS) and Intrapartum Fetal Monitoring as part of the Avoiding Brain Injury at Childbirth (ABC) Programme.
Application deadline: Tuesday 30 April 2024
Work with the Chair to Lead engagement activity with specialist societies, manage the PICO submission with the support of the committee secretary and attend quarterly meetings and represent the College at related meetings.
Application deadline: Friday 10 May 2024
The RCOG consults both professionals and users of O&G services on draft versions of our guidelines.
When guidelines are out for consultation, they will appear on this page.
Our members play a vital role in the development of clinical guidance that set standards for high-quality women's healthcare.
This ranges from joining our guideline committees, informing our scientific advisory work to contributing to consultations, peer reviews and quality assurance.
The College collaborates with a range of stakeholders to ensure our patient information resources capture the views of women and people on the care they receive. Patient input is at the heart of everything we do.
"I was keen to make a real difference in maternity care at the national level. It is a great sense of achievement to be able to make a difference and shoulder the accountability that comes with it. It helps me develop personally and professionally"
"The most rewarding aspect of my roles is to be able to provide evidence based information that supports excellent clinical care across the breadth of obstetrics and gynaecology and being able to provide support for colleagues and women"
"Getting involved in the work of the College is one of the best career decisions I have made. It has helped me in my own personal job satisfaction, kept me challenged and interested as the years have gone by, and made me feel part of a much wider professional community"
"The RCOG has been very supportive and I want to be able to contribute back to my colleagues. Volunteering also allows me to network and learn from like-minded people. I had the privilege of serving on two committees, both with exceptional members"
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