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Medecho LTD is recruiting for a Locum SHO doctor to join NHS Trusts across the UK. The role requires SHO/ST1/ST2 level experience, GMC registration, and the ability to start immediately. You will work under consultant supervision across multiple specialties and contribute to high-quality patient care.
The position offers flexible locum opportunities with competitive rates and potential for ongoing placements across several NHS Trusts, with on-site working patterns and full-time hours.
Location - NHS Trust Hospitals across the UK
Start Date ASAP
Role Overview
An NHS Trust is seeking experienced and motivated Locum SHO Doctors (ST1 & ST2 level) to join its clinical workforce. The successful candidate will provide high-quality patient care within a multidisciplinary team, supporting consultant-led services across a range of specialties.
This is an excellent opportunity for doctors with NHS experience who are available to start immediately and are looking to gain further experience in a dynamic NHS environment.
Candidates may be considered for roles within:
GMC Registration with a licence to practise.
Minimum NHS clinical experience required.
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.
Previous experience working at SHO / ST1 / ST2 level.
Experience working within multiple NHS specialties.
MRCP Part 1, MRCS Part A or equivalent postgraduate qualifications (desirable but not essential).
Experience using NHS electronic patient record systems.
Company: Medecho LTD
Salary: £35 to £45 an hour
Hours: Full-time
Location: Bangor, LL57 2PW
Working pattern: On-site
Job type: Contract
Posting date: 6 Nov 2026
Closing date: 6 Dec 2026
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