DoctorsTogether

Last safe day to post your BMA Council ballot 📮 This only comes round every 3 years; miss it and you lose your say on the BMA’s direction. If your ballot’s still sitting at home, post it back today. Vote @DocsTogether_ in the recommended order; reps who deliver wins for you.

The DoctorsTogether team have been putting in the work and delivering for members. Six months ago, the Government thought “meal deals” were an acceptable offer. Since then, we’ve pushed things forward. We’re not there yet, but momentum matters, and it depends on the team driving things forward. Vote DoctorsTogether for BMA Council; reps who will keep delivering wins for you.

Vote for DoctorsTogether candidates in the BMA Council elections; a team with a track record of delivering real wins for doctors. There are only a few days left to post your ballot. These elections happen once every 3 years. Post it now or miss your chance to have your say!

Any BMA member can vote in the Council Elections - these elections come around once every three years so it’s vital that you make your voice heard. If you don’t have a ballot you can request a replacement here: linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether

BMA Council elections are closing soon. April 20th is the last safe date to send your postal ballot back. If you’ve got your ballot sitting around, now’s the time to post it and have your say in where the BMA goes next. Vote for DoctorsTogether candidates for BMA Council.

Last chance to vote in the BMA Council elections! You should’ve already received a large A4 envelope in the post; this is your vote for BMA Council. It’s the most important committee in the BMA, and elections only happen every 3 years. If you don’t vote, you lose your chance to choose reps who will fight for doctors on the issues that matter to you. Vote for DoctorsTogether candidates; a team focused on securing full pay restoration, tackling doctor unemployment, continuing the push for UK graduate prioritisation, defending the profession, and making sure the BMA delivers for members. If you haven’t received your envelope or have lost it, you can request a replacement by emailing Civica at [email protected] with your name, BMA ID number, and address. The last chance to request a replacement is tomorrow (15th April). The last safe date to actually post your vote is 20th April. Vote DoctorsTogether for BMA Council. linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether

If you’re a BMA member, there’s still time to vote in the BMA Council elections. DoctorsTogether candidates are standing to tackle the growing crisis of doctor unemployment, secure full pay restoration, continue the push for UK graduate prioritisation, stop unsafe scope creep, and fight for student loan forgiveness. We’re committed to strengthening the profession and making sure the BMA stands up for doctors at every stage of their careers. If you want a union that delivers real results, please consider voting for the DoctorsTogether team in the order listed below and return your ballot by 20th April. All BMA members can vote; resident doctors, medical students, SAS doctors, GPs, consultants etc. If you haven’t received your ballot, you can request a replacement here: linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether Vote DoctorsTogether for BMA Council.

DoctorsTogether reps have been out on the picket lines, fighting for the jobs and pay campaign. There’s still time to vote in the BMA Council Elections - these are important elections that only come around once every three years so it’s vital you have your say. Please vote for DoctorsTogether candidates in the recommended ranking order here. No postal ballot yet? Use this link to request a new one: linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether

If you’re a BMA member, please consider voting for the DoctorsTogether candidates in the BMA Council elections. We are focused on fixing the growing crisis of doctor unemployment, securing full pay restoration, pushing for UK graduate prioritisation using a data driven approach, stopping unsafe scope creep, and securing student loan forgiveness. Our group wants to strengthen the profession and make sure the BMA is a union that stands up for doctors at every stage of their careers, from medical school through to senior doctors. If you want a BMA that is focused on jobs, pay, training, and the future of the profession, please consider voting for the DoctorsTogether candidates and ranking them in the order listed. The last safe date to request a ballot is 7th April, and the last safe date to return your postal ballot is 20th April. You can request a replacement ballot here: linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether Recommended candidates (alphabetical order with recommended ranking): ATKINS, William — 20 AZIZ, Aadam — 17 BANBURY, Ella — 19 ESSA, Ismail — 18 FLETCHER, Jack — 3 GARRETT, Eilidh — 24 GRIFFIN, Fiona — 21 HOLLOS, Balazs — 22 JACKSON, Nyree — 12 JAMES, Catherine — 10 KAPOOR, Milan — 23 MANIRAJAN, Sumi — 6 OZTURK, Idil — 13 PARR, Callum — 1 PAYNE, Joseph — 16 RATWATTE, Malinaga — 14 SANDERSON, Louis — 15 SASSOON, Eli — 8 SHARMA, Shivam — 7 SKEEN, Adam — 11 THORNTON, Juliet — 9 TOLAN, Marie — 4 WAZIR, Haseena — 2 WILLIAMS, Callum — 5 Vote for DoctorsTogether!

If you’re a doctor and a BMA member, there is still time to vote in the BMA Council elections. I’m standing for Council with a group of reps called DoctorsTogether. Some of you may already know me as part of my work on the national resident doctors committee, and my organising for the pay and jobs campaigns that I’ve been doing over the past few years. I’m standing because I genuinely believe the profession is at a turning point and the decisions made by Council over the next few years are going to really matter. We are facing a growing crisis of doctor unemployment and training bottlenecks, pay that is still down in real terms, unsafe scope creep without proper safeguards, and a generation of doctors graduating with huge student loan debt. These are not small issues and they are not going to fix themselves. They need people on Council who are actually willing to push for change. Our group is focused on: – Securing full pay restoration – Pushing for full UK graduate prioritisation – Fixing the doctor unemployment and training bottleneck crisis – Stopping unsafe scope creep – Student loan forgiveness for doctors I’ve been involved in the BMA because I believe a trade union should actually stand up for its members and improve their working lives, not just manage decline. If elected, that’s exactly what I intend to keep doing on Council. If you want a union that delivers real results for doctors with a group of doctors who have a proven track of delivering locally/nationally, please consider voting for all the @DocsTogether_ candidates in the order listed here (put in alphabetical order for ease with suggested ranking order next to them). If you haven’t received a postal ballot yet, you can request one here: linktr.ee/DoctorsTogether Please send your ballot back by 20th April, and consider lending us your vote!

Got that big A4 BMA envelope sitting at home on the kitchen counter? Open it up tonight and vote for DoctorsTogether candidates in the order shown in the video for @TheBMA Council Elections. Vote for reps who you know will deliver real wins for doctors. 💪