The UK's first - Retired Medical Professional ID card
Raising money in support of REACT, PTSD 999 and Great Ormond Street Hospital Charity. Thank you for your service.
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When an Retired Medical Professional hands in their ID Card after Service, they can lose their identity. This loss of identity can affect their mental health.
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The benefit the Retired Medical Professional will get by having an ID card will be credibility, donations to three amazing organisations, a thank you for their service token and also recognition of their service when their background as a retired Medical Professional is relevant. This is not an Official ID card and not to be used as proof of identity.
All submitted ID, proof of pension/service and proof of medical grade will be checked prior to your ID being issued.
Recognition and Appreciation
- The ID card serves as official recognition of the retiree's years of service and dedication to the medical profession.
- It symbolizes the retiree's expertise and contributions to healthcare.
Access to Continuing Education:
- Some medical organizations and institutions may provide retired medical professionals with access to continuing education programs, conferences, or workshops.
- This allows retirees to stay updated on advancements in their field and maintain professional development.
Discounts
- Similar to the benefits for retired firefighters, various businesses, and organizations may offer discounts on goods, services, or memberships to retired medical professionals with a valid ID card.
Community Outreach
- Retired medical professionals with an ID card may be invited to participate in community health events, educational programs, or health awareness campaigns.
- Involvement in such activities allows retirees to share their knowledge and expertise with the community.
Retired Medical Professional ID Cards play a crucial role in honouring their service, maintaining community connections, and facilitating a smooth transition into retirement.
By recognising the value of these cards, we not only express gratitude for the sacrifices made but also create a supportive environment that fosters continued engagement and contribution from these seasoned professionals within our communities.