What is Credentia, and who is it for?

Credentia is a tool for UK doctors working towards specialist registration through the GMC's Portfolio Pathway (formerly CESR). It's built by Medberry, a clinical software company for UK doctors.

Credentia's first feature is a free AI CV Analyser. You upload your CV (or paste it in) and, in under a minute, you get:

 

- An overall readiness score against GMC Portfolio Pathway / CESR criteria.

- A section-by-section verdict telling you what's strong, what's weak, and what's missing.

- A summary of unexplained gaps in your employment history.

- Practical recommendations for what to gather before you submit.

 

There is no charge, no credit card, and no commitment. You sign in once with a magic link — that's it.

 

We're building a full portfolio tracker that picks up where the CV Analyser stops:
 

- A home for every piece of evidence, organised by GMC domain.

- Expiry tracking for things like ALS, safeguarding, appraisal, and revalidation.

- A submission-ready evidence pack you can hand to the GMC.

The tracker is currently invite-only for Anaesthetics and Emergency Medicine. If you'd like early access, email hello@credentia.pro.

 

Credentia is designed for:

 

- Doctors on the  Pathway / CESR route to specialist registration.

- SAS doctors, locally employed doctors, and international medical graduates working towards a Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist Registration.

- Doctors gathering evidence over months or years and needing to know where they stand right now.

It is not designed for trainees on a recognised UK training programme (CCT route) — although you're welcome to use the free CV Analyser at any career stage.

We are independent of the GMC, the Royal Colleges, and your employer. Credentia's analysis is an AI-generated opinion designed to help you self-assess; final decisions about specialist registration rest with the GMC. Always check current GMC Portfolio Pathway guidance before submitting.