General Medicine locum doctor position at Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland — £50–£55/hr assignment rate.
The Royal Victoria Hospital, part of Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, is seeking a General Medicine Foundation Year 2 (FY2) locum doctor for a Monday shift on 27 July 2026. This exciting NHS locum opportunity in Northern Ireland offers a chance to gain acute care experience within a leading teaching environment while supporting the busy General Medicine team.
The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting comprehensive patient assessments, managing acute admissions, and delivering evidence‑based treatment plans under senior supervision. Key duties include ordering and interpreting investigations, participating in multidisciplinary ward rounds, completing accurate discharge summaries, and adhering to trust protocols for patient safety and quality care. The role also involves collaborating with nursing staff, allied health professionals, and consultants to ensure seamless continuity of care throughout the shift.
Grayscale Medical provides a supportive framework for locum doctors, including rapid onboarding, access to the trust’s clinical resources, and a dedicated compliance team to streamline registration. Working in this vibrant Belfast setting allows the FY2 doctor to develop clinical confidence, expand their professional network, and contribute to high‑standard NHS services.
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply promptly by registering on the Grayscale Medical portal and completing the required compliance documentation. Secure this rewarding locum doctor placement today and advance your General Medicine career in Northern Ireland.
This locum role is offered through Grayscale Medical, Northern Ireland's locum doctor recruitment agency. Full GMC registration with a licence to practise and an Enhanced AccessNI check are required. View the full details and apply.
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