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Eligibility for Fellowship of FPM (FFPM) is based on experience and seniority in the profession; it is not dependent on time served as a Member of FPM (MFPM). Fellowship recognises achievement at a high level in the profession and confers peer recognition.

Who Can Apply?
Applications can be by nomination from a current Fellow in good standing, or by self-nomination in which case the application must be supported by a current Fellow in good standing.
There are two routes to apply:
Membership (MFPM) Route
For senior pharmaceutical physicians who are current Members of FPM (MFPM)
Direct Application Route
For senior pharmaceutical physicians, including Affiliate and Associate members and non-members of FPM.
How is Fellowship Assessed?
Applications are reviewed by the FPM Fellowship and Awards Committee.
Applications are assessed against Fellowship-level standards of:
- Seniority and professional standing
- Individual contribution to the practice and science of pharmaceutical medicine
- Contribution to the work and objectives of FPM
The Committee can only assess what is evidenced in the application.
How to Apply
Applications are submitted online via the FPM website. Details of the application process, deadlines and required documents are available below. We strongly encourage you to read the criteria for the selected route.
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Support
All self-nominations applications must be supported by a current Fellow of FPM.
If you do not already have a Fellow who can support your application, we would recommend that you reach out to Fellows of FPM – who can be identified by the postnominals FFPM – using social media platforms like LinkedIn or via FPM Connect.
Disclaimer: FPM will not be able to disclose Fellows’ contact details
FAQs
Fellowship is a recognition of achievement at a high level in the profession of pharmaceutical medicine and confers peer recognition.
It is based on experience and seniority in the specialty of pharmaceutical medicine and is open to those with specialty training in other disciplines and those who qualified in medicine outside the UK.
Applicants should not be in the phase of their career where Fellowship of FPM could be used explicitly for the purpose of advancing their careers.

