
The GAT Committee has its origins in 1967 as the Associates in Training Group and exists to represent the interests of trainee anaesthetists across the UK & Ireland. We have members sitting on the Councils of the Association and Royal College, together with representation on many other committees including the ICS Trainees Division and the JDC.

GAT Committee 2009/2010 |
GAT now has a membership encompassing over 95% of all anaesthetic trainees, some 3500 individuals in all. GAT members account for around one third of the total membership of the AAGBI. The GAT Committee can only voice your opinion if we know what it is. We welcome comments, queries and ideas. Please get in touch: gat@aagbi.org
What's New?
NEW: GMC statement on examinations taken outside approved postgraduate training. Please click on this link: http://www.gmc-uk.org/news/7264.asp
NEW: Read the response from the GAT Committee to the recent debate sparked by the merger of the GMC and PMETB here.
NEW: The GAT Committee was recently asked to submit comments on MEE's review of the impact of the European Working Time Directive on the quality of postgraduate training. To download a copy of our response, please click here and refer to pages 3 to 8.
Statement on GAT's current position regarding the European Working Time Directive
GAT Publications - including the GAT Handbook & Organising a Year Abroad Handbook
Chair's Message
Letters
Read the latest reports from the Committee
 |