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Priority access for UK medical graduates comes into force
5th Mar 2026 - BMA
The BMA has welcomed new laws prioritising access to training for UK medical graduates, while urging the Government to take further steps towards addressing the jobs crisis.
The Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act, which will see graduates from UK, Irish and European Economic Area medical schools be given priority for specialty training roles, has today passed into law after receiving Royal Assent.
In endorsing the arrival of the new law, the BMA further warned that its provisions were just part of the solution to the chronic shortage of jobs and called for an urgent expansion of the total number of training places.
Speaking today, BMA resident doctors committee chair Jack Fletcher said he welcomed the new legal requirement for prioritisation, a measure he said would begin the process of tackling years of poor planning and under provision of training places.
He said: ‘This act marks an important step toward fixing the jobs crisis for doctors. The legislation recognises, at last, the scale of the bottlenecks that have left too many UK-trained doctors struggling to find posts despite years of public investment in their education and training.
