We're offering a new type of membership for NHS GPs working in England.

The MDU has recently launched a new type of membership for NHS GPs working in England, called Transitional Benefits. This comes as a response to the government's recent announcement that it plans to introduce a state-backed indemnity scheme for primary care in England.

It also means we're able to cut membership fees for GP members in England by around 50%, while still offering the same excellent standard of support you're used to receiving from us. 

More from this issue

Our chief executive Dr Christine Tomkins discusses the background to Transitional Benefits in this issue's editorial, and there's more information available on our website. But to give you a run-down of the main points, we've put together the following additional resources.

Our two short animations cover the main points of why we're introducing Transitional Benefits, as well as the main features of this new type of membership.

Our professional services director Dr Matthew Lee also presented a webinar to cover the scheme in more detail and answer some of your questions. You can watch this below, and it's also hosted on our website.

Transitional Benefits explained: part 1

Transitional Benefits explained: part 2

Webinar from Dr Matthew Lee

This page was correct at publication on 21/12/2017. Any guidance is intended as general guidance for members only. If you are a member and need specific advice relating to your own circumstances, please contact one of our advisers.