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The GP Register is a list of doctors who are eligible for appointment as a general practitioner in the UK. Since 1 April 2006, all doctors working as a GP in the UK health service must be on the GP Register, other than doctors in training, such as GP registrars. This requirement extends to locums.

The GP Register is a list of doctors who are eligible for appointment as a general practitioner in the UK. Since 1 April 2006, all doctors working as a GP in the UK health service must be on the GP Register, other than doctors in training, such as GP registrars. This requirement extends to locums.

Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery to access NHS services. It's free to register.

GP Registrars are experienced doctors who have decided on a career in General Practice. Before they come to the practice they have worked for several years as hospital doctors and are learning to adapt their medical skills and knowledge to the General Practice environment.

Anyone in England can register with a GP surgery to access NHS services. It's free to register.

There is no regulation, law or statute that states that you must be registered with a GP.

Mr Mrs Miss Ms – Tick the appropriate box ing to your marital status. Surname – ... Mother's Maiden Name - Enter If known. Male/Female - Please tick appropriate box. ... Your previous address in UK – ... Your first UK address where registered with a GP-

GP Registrars are experienced doctors who have decided on a career in General Practice. Before they come to the practice they have worked for several years as hospital doctors and are learning to adapt their medical skills and knowledge to the General Practice environment.

The GP Register is a list of doctors who are eligible for appointment as a general practitioner in the UK. Since 1 April 2006, all doctors working as a GP in the UK health service must be on the GP Register, other than doctors in training, such as GP registrars. This requirement extends to locums.

There is no regulation, law or statute that states that you must be registered with a GP.

Application to register with a General Medical Practitioner.

You can use SlothMove's change of address service to notify your previous GP about your move and update your details on the NHS system. You can also use SlothMove's 'help me find a new GP' feature and we'll email you local GPs to your new address.

Mr Mrs Miss Ms – Tick the appropriate box ing to your marital status. Surname – ... Mother's Maiden Name - Enter If known. Male/Female - Please tick appropriate box. ... Your previous address in UK – ... Your first UK address where registered with a GP-

General practitioner (GP)

The GP Register is a list of doctors who are eligible for appointment as a general practitioner in the UK. Since 1 April 2006, all doctors working as a GP in the UK health service must be on the GP Register, other than doctors in training, such as GP registrars. This requirement extends to locums.

Why should I register with a GP? By asking to register with your local GP, you are simply asking your local GP to be responsible for your ongoing medical care. If you are accepted, the GP is confirming that he or she will accept this responsibility. You will then know where to go for local medical care.

You will usually need to complete a registration form, which you can print at home or collect from the GP practice you'd like to register with. There will usually be a receptionist who will explain what you need to do. The form will ask you for your personal details (such as your name, date of birth and address).

Application to register with a General Medical Practitioner.

You can use SlothMove's change of address service to notify your previous GP about your move and update your details on the NHS system. You can also use SlothMove's 'help me find a new GP' feature and we'll email you local GPs to your new address.

General practitioner (GP)

Why should I register with a GP? By asking to register with your local GP, you are simply asking your local GP to be responsible for your ongoing medical care. If you are accepted, the GP is confirming that he or she will accept this responsibility. You will then know where to go for local medical care.

You will usually need to complete a registration form, which you can print at home or collect from the GP practice you'd like to register with. There will usually be a receptionist who will explain what you need to do. The form will ask you for your personal details (such as your name, date of birth and address).