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We currently have multiple Locum Consultant Medicine positions available in General, Acute or Geriatric Medicine at various hospitals in and around London. Rates offered range from £72.28 (Pan London social rate) to £105 PAYE per hour, with a schedule of Monday to Friday, 09:00 - 17:00, with potential on-call duties.
Qualifications & Training
- MRCP / FRCP / MBBS (or equivalent)
- Fully registered with the GMC
- Preferably a holder of Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) in Acute, General or Geriatric Medicine
Experience
- Experience leading Acute, General or Geriatric admitting medical teams
- Experience working with allied health professions
- Ability to lead and make consultant-level decisions in Orthogeriatrics/Peri-operative Medicine/Ambulatory Medicine
Clinical Knowledge and Skills
- Ability to take full and independent responsibility for clinical care of patients
- Ability to practice independently in Acute, General or Geriatric Medicine
- Offer expert clinical opinions on a range of related problems
- Work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team
- Excellent clinical skills
Geriatric Medicine Key Responsibilities
- Ward-based work: Providing care for elderly patients on wards, including daily reviews and consultant ward rounds.
- Acute frailty assessment: Working in frailty assessment units or liaising with other specialties for timely assessment and management of frail older adults.
- Inpatient and outpatient care: Participating in inpatient and outpatient clinics, including rapid access clinics.
- Liaison with other specialties: Providing specialist opinions regarding older adult care, especially in frailty and Orthogeriatrics.
- On-call responsibilities: Sharing duties, which may include stroke on-call, weekend cover, or overnight on-call for Older Person's medical needs (not required for all positions).
Acute Medicine Key Locums
- Acute Medical Unit (AMU): Consultant review of inpatients, ward rounds, and management oversight.
- Same Day Emergency Care (SDEC)/Ambulatory Care: Leading assessment and management, possibly including late shifts.
- Acute Take: Managing new admissions from the emergency department.
- On-call: Night, weekend, or flexible duties depending on hospital setup (not required for all roles).
- Ward Rounds: Reviewing patients and managing care.
- Consultations: Outpatient assessments.
- Procedures: Performing procedures related to General Medicine.
- Emergency Care: Responding to acute emergencies.
- On-Call Duties: Providing care outside regular hours, from home or on-site (not required for all positions).
If you're ready to leverage your expertise and leadership in a role that offers a balanced work schedule, we want to hear from you.