Specialty Registrars Committee

The Specialty Registrars Committee (SRC) exists to advocate for the interests of all registrars and work collaboratively with the FPH to promote high quality and equitable training across the four nations of the UK. It includes representatives of all regions to ensure the view of registrars are heard irrespective of where they are based, as well as to promote fairness in training opportunities and experiences across the country.

The aims of the SRC are:

To raise the profile of Public Health training at regional, national and global level
To increase the participation and integration of registrars in all areas of FPH work
To reduce inequalities and promote equity in all aspect of training
To expand training opportunities related to current and future public health challenges
To strengthen partnerships with public health registrars across the globe

The SRC has representatives for the four UK nations as well as for Defence and Dental Public Health registrars. For England, there are representatives for each region: East Midlands, East of England, London, KSS, North East, North West, South West, Thames Valley, Wessex, West Midlands, and Yorkshire and Humber.

In addition to regional representatives, the SRC has a chair and up to three vice-chairs.