Consultant Paediatrics - Neurology

Pertemps; Scotland; Vor Ort; GBP 83.000 - 131.000; Vollzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Accommodation provided

Travel expenses covered

Additional perks available

Zusammenfassung

Empire Locums is recruiting a Consultant Paediatrics – Neurology to join one of Scotland's leading hospitals. This locum post offers a competitive hourly rate and an initial 4-week contract with strong potential for extension.

Applicants must hold valid GMC registration, DBS/CRB clearance, and provide 2 UK references. Accommodation is provided and travel expenses are covered as part of the package.

This role suits experienced doctors seeking a rewarding locum position.

Qualifikationen

• Valid GMC Registration
• Current DBS/CRB Check
• Serology Report
• Minimum of 6 months UK experience
• 2x UK References

Jobbeschreibung

Consultant Paediatrics – Neurology – Scotland, UK

Empire Locums is currently recruiting for a Consultant Paediatrics – Neurology to join one of the North West’s most advanced hospitals. This trust is well known for its state-of-the-art facilities and highly supportive, friendly staff. This role offers a competitive hourly rate, making it an excellent opportunity for a confident and experienced doctor. The initial contract runs for 4 weeks, with strong potential for extension.

At Empire, we are dedicated to delivering a recruitment service tailored to the needs of our locum doctors. Our specialist recruitment team works closely with candidates to source roles that not only suit their requirements but also provide access to some of the highest-paying locum posts across the UK. We currently supply to many of the country’s most respected hospitals, ensuring our doctors benefit from both rewarding placements and excellent career development opportunities.

Key Benefits:

• Accommodation provided
• Travel expenses covered
• Additional perks available

Compliance Requirements:

• Valid GMC Registration
• Current DBS/CRB Check
• Serology Report
• Minimum of 6 months’ UK experience
• 2x UK References