Volunteering with the RCOG supports career development, builds professional networks and puts you at the forefront of vital work in women's healthcare. Discover all roles across Clinical …

The guidelines produced and promoted by the RCOG are designed to help clinicians evaluate and better their practice.

Discover the specialist societies and associations we work with to improve care across O&G. Learn about their expertise, focus areas and how the RCOG partners with these bodies to …

The RCOG oversee the medical education, training and examination of obstetricians and gynaecologists in the UK. While our primary role is setting standards for education and …

In development Quarterly update RCOG Green-top guidelines in development: quarterly update

Current safety concerns and some key resources and information the RCOG is engaged with.

Our patient information is developed by the RCOG’s Patient Information Committee, made up of obstetricians and gynaecologists, midwives, and members of the RCOG Women’s Network.

The RCOG offers this membership to anyone working to benefit women’s healthcare without a medical degree. See the full list of affiliate groups and their benefits.

Find out everything you need to know about the RCOG's membership exam, the MRCOG.

Become an RCOG Associate to receive a comprehensive range of resources designed to support exam candidates throughout their MRCOG journey. This is the perfect way to prepare for your …