Paediatrics locum doctor position at Belfast Health and Social Care Trust, Northern Ireland — £60–£70/hr assignment rate.
Grayscale Medical is recruiting a Specialty Trainee (ST4+) for a one-month locum assignment in Neonates at the Royal Jubilee Maternity Hospital (RJMS), part of the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust. The assignment starts immediately and runs for approximately one month in the first instance, with a view to extension. The assignment rate is £50/hr.
This is a full rota position within the neonatal unit at RJMS, one of Northern Ireland's busiest maternity and neonatal services. You will be working a full rota including days, long days, nights, and weekends, and must adhere to the department's rota shifts, swaps, and leave processes. The role involves managing neonatal admissions, providing care for premature and critically unwell neonates, attending deliveries, performing neonatal procedures, and working closely with the consultant-led neonatal team.
A minimum of 6 months' UK experience in Neonates is essential. Candidates must also hold the following mandatory training certificates:
Candidates must hold valid GMC registration with a licence to practise at ST4+ level, have the right to work in the UK, and hold current DBS/AccessNI clearance. A fully completed LD1 form and complete documentation pack as per the HSC Framework Contract are required. Professional indemnity insurance and a minimum of two professional references are also required.
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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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