At a Glance
- Tasks: Provide exceptional care as a General Medicine Registrar in a dynamic NHS Trust.
- Company: Join Athona, a leading healthcare recruitment agency with over 20 years of experience.
- Benefits: Earn £50 per hour, enjoy flexible working, and access exclusive NHS roles.
- Other info: Ongoing role from October to January with dedicated support from our expert team.
- Why this job: Make a real difference in patient care while advancing your medical career.
- Qualifications: Must be a qualified doctor with relevant experience in general medicine.
The predicted salary is between 50 - 50 £ per hour.
We have an exciting opportunity for a General Medicine SpR to work with an NHS Trust in East of England. This locum position is based in a Hospital which has contracted hours each week. The role starts 20th October and ends 11th January. The role is set to begin ASAP and will be an ongoing role offering an hourly rate of £50ph.
Why work with Athona?
- Industry-leading in-house revalidation and appraisal support team
- Competitive pay rates
- Flexible working opportunities
- Access to exclusive NHS roles through our preferred supplier status
- A dedicated consultant offering tailored support
- A generous referral scheme
Interested in applying? If this role suits your skills and experience, apply today, and our team will contact you to discuss the details.
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General Medicine Registrar employer: Athona
Athona is an exceptional employer for healthcare professionals, offering a supportive work culture and flexible working opportunities that cater to your lifestyle. With over 20 years of experience, we provide industry-leading revalidation and appraisal support, ensuring your professional growth while you contribute to meaningful patient care in the East of England.
