Gill Walton

CEO & General Secretary

Gill Walton is Chief Executive of the Royal College of Midwives (RCM), one of the world’s oldest and largest midwifery organisations, representing the majority of the UKā€™s midwives.

Gill is a passionate midwife, experienced midwifery leader and NHS manager. She started nursing at University College Hospital, and then undertook Midwifery training at the Princess Anne Hospital in Southampton. She has held Director of Midwifery posts at the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading, Barking, Havering and Redbridge, John Radcliffe in Oxford and more recently at Portsmouth Hospitals

Keep in touch with Gill by following her on Twitter –Ā @GillWaltonRCM

Media releases, News

RCM joins call for more action to end maternal mortality disparities

3 minutes read

10 October, 2024

News

RCM members in Wales say pay award ā€˜not good enoughā€™

3 minutes read

8 October, 2024

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