About the Primary Care Zone
From 7 March to 29 April, school students across the Midlands can connect with healthcare workers.
Primary health care is the first point of contact for health care for most people, often at a community setting such as a GP surgery.
It’s not just doctors who work at GP surgeries; there is a whole team of healthcare workers helping patients, from practice nurses to receptionists, each with an important role to play in the running of the practice.
Primary care providers may also work in medical clinics, dental surgeries or allied health practices such as physiotherapy clinics.
Students: Meet the healthcare worker teams, Ask questions, Chat, and Vote for your favourite team to win £500! Don’t have a username? Ask your teacher!
The winning team will be announced in a Chat for all students from 12pm to 3pm on 29 April, the final day of the Zone. Ask your family members to come along!
Teachers: Find out more and sign up ❯
The Primary Care Zone is part of I’m an Medic, Get me out of here.
How it works
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