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JuniorDr is a free distribution magazine produced by doctors for the UK’s Medical Students, Foundation Year Trainees, Specialist Trainees, GP Trainees and Specialist Registrars. You can find us quarterly in 500 hospitals and medical schools throughout England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and updated daily at JuniorDr.com.
Modelled on a lifestyle magazine format JuniorDr covers topics ranging from personal finance and the latest medical developments, to lighthearted features and entertainment.
We print one magazine for every four junior doctors – that’s a print run of 12,000 so far and we’re increasing with each issue. The publication is distributed through the doctor’s mess, postgraduate centres, GP training scheme, libraries and medical schools.
Produced by junior doctors for junior doctors it contains the news, features and resources which they want.
Contact Us
JuniorDr, PO Box 36434
London, EC1M 6WA
Tel – +44 (0) 20 8 350 3592
For advertising or sponsorship please contact Matt Peterson
Health warning
JuniorDr is not a publication of the NHS, David Cameron, his wife, the medical unions or any other official (or unofficial) body. The views expressed are not necessarily the views of JuniorDr or its editors, and if they are they are likely to be wrong. It is the policy of JuniorDr not to engage in discrimination or harassment against any person on the basis of race, colour, religion, intelligence, sex, lack thereof, national origin, ancestry, incestry, age, marital status, disability, sexual orientation, or unfavourable discharges. JuniorDr does not necessarily endorse or recommend the products and services mentioned in this magazine, especially if they bring you out in a rash. © Copyright JuniorDr. All rights reserved.
Get involved
We’re always looking for keen junior doctors to join the team. Benefits include getting your name in print (handy if you ever forget how to spell it) and free sweets (extra special fizzy ones). Interested? Drop us an email at [email protected] for more information.
