
Applications to National Clinical Impact Awards 2026 now openÂ
16/04/2026 – Emergency Medicine consultants still have time to apply for the National Clinical Impact Awards (NCIA) 2026 with applications closing 20 May.

16/04/2026 – Emergency Medicine consultants still have time to apply for the National Clinical Impact Awards (NCIA) 2026 with applications closing 20 May.

01/04/26 – RCEM has introduced new logos for three of the College’s member Forums, EMTA, EMSAS and EMACP, marking a step towards a more unified and consistent visual identity across the College.

25/03/2026 – A round up of the first three months of 2026 for RCEM’s policy and public affairs team.

25.02.26 – On Tuesday 24 February 2026, a small number of candidates logged into their RCEM Account and were accidentally able to view pre-adjudication data within the results field for the MRCEM SBA exam. We apologise for any confusion or distress to affected candidates but can assure you the results

23/02/26 – The College has now released detailed guidance to support consistent application of the principle that RCEM defines ‘full-time’ training in Emergency Medicine as 40-hours a week.

10/02/2026 – New guidelines on Extended Emergency Medicine Ambulatory Care (EEMAC) have been published by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.

02/02/26 – The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is pleased to confirm the appointment of a new Chair for the South East of England Regional Board.

27/01/2026 – The Royal College of Emergency Medicine has published new guidance for EM clinicians who may be planning to pause their training.

09/12/2025 – The Royal College of Emergency Medicine is pleased to announce the launch of its Emergency Medicine Advanced Clinical Practice (EM-ACP) Post-Credentialing Strategy, setting out a clear, supportive, and sustainable framework for the ongoing development of credentialed ACPs across the UK who continue to work in EM.

The Royal College of Emergency Medicine’s Training Standards Committee (TSC) has published the updated Promoting Excellence in Emergency Medicine Training guidance, setting out clear and practical standards to support high-quality training environments across the UK.

19/11/2025 – Type 1 EDs can apply to take part in up to three different areas of research to drive action to improve the quality of Emergency Care in the UK.

https://youtu.be/qEvb_DgCLZE ‘This is the place for emergency medicine’ features real people working in emergency departments in Coventry and Manchester. Commissioned by the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), the film is a snapshot of life in A&E – ‘where excellence is the standard and where decisions are made on instinct