PCRMM membership

PCRMM membership

The PCRMM welcomes all doctors and all allied health professionals of all grades, including trainees, who are involved in the care of patients with rheumatological and musculoskeletal conditions in primary care.

To celebrate our upcoming 40th anniversary we are offering a discount on our membership fees. Use the discount codes GP40 or AHP40 to reduce your membership fee for 2025 to just £40.

From: £75.00 / year

Undergraduates

If you are an undergraduate please use our undergraduate membership registration form.

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PCRMM membership

How to get the discounted membership

Use the discount codes GP40 or AHP40 to reduce your membership fee for 2025 to just £40. Simply choose your membership type (AHP or GP or other doctor), add your membership to your basket, and then checkout. Add the appropriate discount code for your membership on the basket, or checkout page.

We have prepared a short FAQ on the membership discount codes as well as more detailed instructions on how to apply the codes.

Benefits of PCRMM membership

There are many benefits to becoming a member of the PCRMM, including:

  • Free regular webinars on a variety of relevant and interesting subjects
  • Discount to attend our annual conference
  • Access to a wealth of useful resources
  • Belong to a community of extremely knowledgeable doctors and practitioners
  • Access to educational and informative events
  • Regular newsletter and updates on new developments
  • Attend the AGM and vote on how the Society is managed
  • We are a friendly society and welcome clinicians from all backgrounds

The PCRMM welcomes all doctors and all allied health professionals of all grades, including trainees, who are involved in the care of patients with rheumatological and musculoskeletal conditions in primary care.

Work of the Society

In addition, your membership also helps to fund the work of the PCRMM in providing the primary care team perspective and voice. The PCRMM understands the challenges of delivering good quality patient care in the high pressure primary care environment.

The Society’s aims

  • Improve knowledge of musculoskeletal & rheumatology disorders in primary care
  • Improve & maintain standards of care provided for patients
  • Develop educational standards for providers of musculoskeletal medicine & rheumatology
  • Build effective partnerships with other providers of musculoskeletal & rheumatology care
  • Participate in guideline and service development to ensure the primary care perspective is heard
  • Support research into MSK and rheumatological conditions
  • Provide support and mentorship for those primary care clinicians wishing to develop a special interest or extended role.