Description
CPL UK HEALTH are currently recruiting for an experienced Locum Consultant n Obs and Gynae to pick up a full time rota slot in the Nottingham region at the moment. We can also offer these types of roles in many other regions too!
We can secure excellent pay rates for both core and unsocial hours and you can submit weekly timesheets for work. Shifts will include normal working days, long days, twilights, nights, weekends.
This role is more Obstetrics focused but there will be some Gynae covered.
Doctors who hold MRCOG and PROMPT Certificate will be highly desirable.
To apply we require the following documents:
· GMC Full Licence
· Right to Work in the UK
· DBS Cert
· 2 Recent References
· Life Support
I am looking to hear from experienced doctors who are free to start work in May for at least 3 months or an ongoing period. Doctors MUST hold a valid GMC Licence and Right to Work in the UK.
We can assist with updating your compliance, planning travel and accommodation, providing mandatory training/CPD courses and we are also a designated body with the GMC offering services for appraisal and revalidation.
For more information on this role please contact FIONA MURPHY on 07584 147653 or email with your availability and CV documents for immediate consideration.
To refer a colleague please visit our website here or contact me directly – you can obtain referral bonus of up to £300 per referral!
CPL UK Health work with NHS Trusts all over the UK, alongside many private hospitals, and as a framework supplier we have access to jobs nationwide as soon as they are needed. Here at CPL we like to get doctors on board as early as possible prior to their available period so they can complete registration in good time – this in turn allows the doctor to accept their perfect locum offer without delay.
The benefits of working with CPL UK;
· Approved NHS Framework Supplier
· Weekly Payroll
· CPD training provided including BLS
· Expert Recruiters working solely in one Specialty
· Designated Body for the GMC
· Excellent referral schemes