Locum SHO/ST1-2 Doctor — Flexible NHS Roles

Medecho LTD; Preston; On-site; GBP 48,000 - 62,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive locum rates

Flexible working arrangements

Opportunities across NHS Trusts

Job summary

Medecho LTD is seeking Locum SHO doctors (ST1/ST2) for NHS Trusts across the UK. The role is based on-site in Preston with flexible, contract-based shifts and immediate start. Ideal for doctors with NHS experience seeking broader exposure.

Key duties include clinical assessment, ward rounds, investigations, and compliance with NHS safety standards. Relevant GMC registration and ALS are required; MRCP/MRCS are desirable but not essential.

Qualifications

• GMC Registration with licence to practise.
• Minimum NHS clinical experience.
• In-date Advanced Life Support (ALS) certificate.
• Valid Right to Work in the UK.
• Ability to start work immediately / ASAP.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
• Understanding of NHS clinical governance and patient safety standards.

Responsibilities

• Assess, investigate, diagnose and manage patients under consultant supervision.
• Participate in ward rounds, outpatient clinics, admissions and discharge planning.
• Maintain accurate and timely patient records.
• Request and interpret investigations appropriately.
• Liaise with consultants, nursing staff and allied health professionals.

Skills

Excellent communication and teamwork

NHS clinical experience

Ability to start work ASAP

Education

Foundation Training completed or overseas equivalent

Tools

NHS electronic patient record systems (Cerner, EPIC, Lorenzo, Sunrise)

Job description

Medecho LTD is seeking Locum SHO doctors (ST1/ST2) for NHS Trusts across the UK. The role is based on-site in Preston with flexible, contract-based shifts and immediate start. Ideal for doctors with NHS experience seeking broader exposure.

Key duties include clinical assessment, ward rounds, investigations, and compliance with NHS safety standards. Relevant GMC registration and ALS are required; MRCP/MRCS are desirable but not essential.