General Medical Council
An independent organisation that protects patients and improves medical education and practice across the UK by regulating doctors and medical associates.
The UK Home Office lists General Medical Council as a licensed sponsor (A-rated, Skilled Worker route). They can sponsor work visas. We read every advert and list only roles that don't rule out sponsorship. Home Office figures released under the Freedom of Information Act show General Medical Council assigned 7 Certificates of Sponsorship in 2021–24 for Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility visas. We're showing 3 of their current openings.
Sponsor licence details
Sourced from the UK Home Office register of licensed sponsors.
Sponsorship history
Certificates of Sponsorship General Medical Council assigned each year, from Home Office figures released under the Freedom of Information Act.
Skilled Worker and Global Business Mobility routes. One certificate is assigned for each sponsored hire, visa extension or change of employer, so a person can be counted more than once. “1–5” is withheld by the Home Office; the 2025 figures list only sponsors with 5 or more (“—”). Matched to this employer by its name on the sponsor register. Sources: FOI 2025/12841 (2021–24), FOI2026/03501 (2025). Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
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Every change we've seen on the Home Office register for General Medical Council, and what its recent adverts say about sponsorship.
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Unlock with ProAbout General Medical Council
The General Medical Council is the independent regulator for doctors, physician associates, and anaesthesia associates in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1858, the organisation works to protect patients and support high standards of medical practice and education. It maintains the official register of medical practitioners eligible to work in the UK.
To support patient safety, the organisation sets the standards that doctors and medical associates must follow in their daily practice. It also oversees medical education and training, handles concerns raised about medical professionals, and takes action when those standards are not met to ensure safe clinical care.
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3 live positions matched to this sponsor licence.