Locum Consultant Doctor for Community Paediatrics in Durham

RIG Locums Ltd; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading NHS trust in the UK is looking for an experienced Locum Consultant Community Paediatrician for a long-term contract. This role involves flexible work arrangements with no on-call duties while collaborating with a dedicated team. The position is ideal for candidates with a strong background in Community Paediatrics and neuro-disability.

Qualifications

• Experience in Community Paediatrics and neuro-disability required.
• Previous work in NHS preferred.
• Ability to manage complex health needs in children.

Responsibilities

• Manage children with developmental disorders and complex health needs.
• Conduct neurodevelopmental clinics and Initial Health Assessments.
• Participate in clinical governance and departmental meetings.

Skills

Community Paediatrics

Neuro-development

Education

Medical Degree

Job description

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Locum Consultant Doctor for Community Paediatrics in Durham

Client:

RIG Locums Ltd

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United Kingdom

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Other

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Posted:

29.06.2025

Expiry Date:

13.08.2025

Job Description:

RIG Locums is working with our NHS client in Durham to fill a locum vacancy. The trust seeks a Consultant Grade Doctor with Community Paediatrics experience for a long-term contract.

The job plan may be 6 PA over 2 days, or 2 x 12-hour days, with 3 x 8-hour days being preferable.

The trust, one of the largest integrated care providers in England, is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Locum Consultant Community Paediatrician with an interest in neuro-disability for 6 to 12 months. The position is for 6 Programmed Activities, but flexible arrangements are considered. No on-call duties are included.

The post involves working with a dedicated team of community and developmental paediatric consultants across the trust, managing children with developmental disorders and complex health needs, alongside community nurses and therapists. Responsibilities include neurodevelopmental clinics, Initial Health Assessments of Looked After Children, multi-agency safeguarding work, and participation in clinical governance and departmental meetings. The primary location is Chester le Street Community Hospital, with the possibility of working at other trust premises as needed.