Vision 2030
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
Vision 2030
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport
View vision 2030 our new strategy to power the future of motorsport

Medical Officials

Volunteers

Getting Started

To register with Motorsport UK as a medical professional, please complete the application form which can be found in the Resource Centre.

Doctor

Applicants must be currently registered with the GMC with a valid licence to practice, be able to work independently, and be in possession of adequate valid malpractice insurance. New applicants will be required to provide a Form 4 appraisal document and a medical CV.

Doctor (S)

Applicants must be currently registered with the GMC with a valid licence to practice, and be in possession of adequate valid malpractice insurance. New applicants will be required to provide a medical CV, a Form 4 appraisal document (where an appraisal has been conducted) or a letter of support from their educational Dean. For GMC registered Doctors who are no longer Residents and require supervision. Supervision requirements must be discussed and arranged with the Chief Medical Officer of the Event which they are working at.

Paramedics

Applicants must be Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered for a minimum of 2 years, currently in possession of a valid licence to practice, and have adequate valid malpractice insurance. New applicants will be required to provide a copy of their qualification certificate.

Nurses

Applicants must be currently registered with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) for a minimum of 2 years as being a Nurse and be in possession of adequate valid malpractice insurance. New applicants will be required to provide a letter of support from the Chief Medical Officer or an ASN registered Senior Doctor of the venue they will work at confirming their suitability and experience.

Medical Assistants

Radiographers, Physiotherapists and Operating Department Practitioners. To be ASN licensed, applicants must be currently registered with the HCPC. New applicants will be required to provide a letter of support from the Chief Medical Officer or an ASN registered Senior Doctor of the venue they will work at confirming their suitability and experience. Medical indemnity insurance is required and will not be provided by the ASN.

Ambulance Crew – Emergency Care Assistant (ECAs)

Applicants must provide a copy of their FREC4 certificate and letter of support from the ambulance provider. Medical indemnity insurance is required and will not be provided by the ASN.

Ambulance Crew – Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs)

Applicants must provide a copy of their Level 4 Diploma Associate Ambulance Practitioner certificate and letter of support from the ambulance provider. Medical indemnity insurance is required and will not be provided by the ASN.

Observer – Medical

Student Doctors, student Paramedics and student Nurses. To be ASN licensed, applicants must provide a letter from the university confirming student status.

Paramedics with less than 2 years since qualification. To be ASN licensed, applicants must be currently registered with the HCPC.

Nurses with less than 2 years since qualification. To be ASN licensed, applicants must be currently registered with the NMC.

Observer – Doctor

Applicants must be currently registered with the GMC and provide a letter of approval from their Postgraduate Dean confirming Resident status.

Chief Medical Officer

The Chief Medical Officer Licence grade will be individually reviewed and appointed by the ASN.

 

Medical Malpractice Insurance

Professional indemnity insurance is required by all Medical Personnel. Within the range of ASN arranged insurances medical malpractice insurance is now provided for volunteer Paramedics (registered with the Health and Care Professions Council) attending ASN authorised Events. This cover does not extend to any other category of medical personnel. It does not cover those Paramedics attending ASN authorised Events as a result of a commercial contract between their employers and the Event Organisers, promotors, or Venue owners or operators where the minimum level of required indemnification is £2,000,000 (Samaritan cover is not adequate). Please forward to ASN a copy of your insurance certificate in this instance on application.