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Pulse Healthcare is currently sourcing a Locum Consultant Histopathologist for a Glasgow NHS Health Board. The ideal candidate will have GMC registration and a sub-specialty interest in GI pathology, with rights to work in the UK, to join a busy histopathology service in Glasgow.
This six-month locum contract offers attractive hourly rates, with potential extension depending on workload and performance; the post is based on-site in Glasgow with full-time hours.
Glasgow
Job title: Locum Consultant Histopathologist
Specialism: Histopathology
Grade: Consultant
Location: Glasgow
Working Hours:Full-time
Contract:6-months (with the possibility of an extension)
Rate: £90 – £120ph (depending on experience)
Temporary/Locum
Job details:
We’re working with an NHS Health Board in Glasgow that requires a Locum Consultant Histopathologist with an interest in GI to join them.
This role is offered on an initial 6-month contract, with the likelihood of an extension.Attractive hourly rates are available (depending on experience).
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