Whether you're at the start of your career or have been practising for some time, this conference will offer something for everyone.
Be inspired.
Share experiences and enhance your learning by connecting with your peers and our sponsors who are ready to hear from you.
Join us to discover the reasons why healthcare professionals return to our events every year.
Empower your practice.
Each webinar gives you a CPD certificate and provides key learning points so that you can deliver the best care to your patients.
We’re getting ready to showcase our packed agenda with lots of guest speakers covering a variety of topics.
Unlock your potential.
Providing hours of CPD learning across 3 evenings, our clinical session formats will showcase the latest developments in the landscape of primary care.
Designed for the lifestyle of a busy healthcare professional, it's never been easier to earn your CPD hours.
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Good and have time to listen and learn in the comfort of your own home. Thanks to all the speakers
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MIMS Learning Live Digital topics were excellent. Powerful knowledge-gaining experience
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The digital series is excellent. Great to do from home and being able to ask questions is excellent.
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Fabulous event, always look forward to going. This is the 3rd year running I have attended and the best ever!
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MIMS events are always the best in every aspect - registration, location, venue, organisation, speakers, exhibitors, catering, feedback, certificate.
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It was very well organized and interesting topics.
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Well presented interesting topics with the opportunity to ask the experts in real time
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Excellent programme, great panel.
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Dr Pipin Singh
GP Partner, Tyne and Wear
Dr Singh works as a GP Partner, GP Trainer, Training Programme Director and clinical author for MIMS, GP Online and Pulse. Also involved with National Recruitment for General Practice.
His interests include general medicine, mens health (e.g prostate problems, sexual health) and diabetes.
He qualified University of Newcastle Upon Tyne Medical School in 2005 and his training posts included Acute Medicine at North Tyneside General Hospital and Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Gateshead, Accident and Emergency, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Psychiatry and Community Diabetes.
Dr Singh acquired MRCGP in August 2010.
Personal interests include tennis, running, general fitness training, cooking and travelling. He is also an active member of the local tennis club and a keen chess and snooker player.
