We are looking for general medicine doctors for our company. We have several different specialties, including haematology, cardiology, acute medicine, and many more, which we will list below. The grades we have range from the lowest level to the highest one. Also, these specialities we have are based around different Cities across the UK such as London, Eastbourne, Newport, South Wales, Doncaster and plenty more which you can see on our website.
Stay tuned to see what specialties and grades we offer if you’re a doctor seeking for work in the General Medicine sector.
There are various General Medicine opportunities in the UK for all grades, specialties, and subspecialties: Job Section
General Medicine Doctor: Grades we are looking are
The grades listed here are for general medicine doctors. We have provided a brief explanation to remind everyone of the range of grades available. Also for each grade we have told you what the pay rates that Mylocum provides.
FY1 & FY2 – It stands for the foundation year, which is the first of your two clinical experience years after receiving your degree. The pay rates would be up to £45 per hour.
ST1 & ST2 – The first two years of basic speciality training, which fall under SHO as well. The pay rates would be up to £45 per hour.
SHO – Which stands for Senior House Officer, is also referred to as a clinical fellow or a training grade. This includes both training and non-training doctors in FY2, ST1, and ST2. The pay rates would be up to £45 per hour.
ST3 to ST8 – Your remaining five years of higher specialist training, known as Specialist Registrar, are known as Middle-Grade Doctors. The pay rates would be up to £65 per hour.
Consultants – Is a Specialist doctor who has completed Speciality Training. The pay rates would be up to £100/hr.
General Medicine Doctor – Specialities we are hiring for
If you’re looking for different specialties within the field of general medicine, our website has 12 different specialties. For instance, you can get a job in neurology in a variety of towns and areas, such as the East Midlands (region) in Northampton (City).
Acute Medicine
As a doctor, you will assess, diagnose, and treat adult patients who are first admitted to the hospital and have a variety of acute medical issues.
Cardiology
A Doctor who specialises in illnesses of the heart and blood arteries is known as a cardiologist. which they can manage heart conditions and help in preventing you from developing the problem.
Dermatology
Dermatology doctors are those who investigate, manage and treat skin conditions as well as problems with hair and nails. This speciality involves a wide range of patients and a mix of inflammatory, inherited, environmental and malignant disease.
Endocrinology and Diabetes
Endocrinology and Diabetes are doctors who investigate, diagnose and treat disorders of the endocrine system which means pancreas, thyroid gland and a few more on their patients who must be admitted in hospital to be carefully monitored.
Gastroenterology
This has many medicines that focus on the digestive system, gallbladder, liver, bile ducts and pancreas. Doctors will have to be trained to diagnose and treat problems and do procedures such as colonoscopies.
Geriatric Medicine
For Geriatric Medicine is to care for ageing adults who often have complex medical issues. Doctors have to focus on keeping patient functionals and helping you maintain your quality of life.
Haematology
Doctors will have to get involved with diagnosis and treatments of their patients who have disorders of the blood and bone marrow.
Medical Oncology
This speciality is to assess, manage and who are trained to use certain drugs in the treatment of patients with cancer.
Neurology
Neurology deals with disorders of the nervous system which diagnose and treat diseases of the brain, blood vessels and muscles. Doctors treat patients who are suffering from strokes, Alzheimer’s disease, seizure disorders and spinal cord disorder.
Renal Medicine
Renal Medicine is to take care of patients with all forms of kidney disease and to manage patients with acute kidney injury or advanced chronic kidney disease.
Respiratory Medicine
To be able to diagnose and treat a wide range of diseases of the airway, lungs, linings, blood vessels, muscles and nerves which are required for breathing.
Radiology
Doctors use x-rays, ultrasounds and other imaging tests to diagnose diseases from different parts of your body. For example, you can find signs of cancer.
Basic Qualification/Requirements for General Medicine
Below are the qualification/requirements you will need for General Medicine:
- A 5 – year degree in medicine, recognised by the General Medical Council (GMC)
- A 2 – year foundation course of general training
- A 3 – year specialist training course in general practice
- Have a up to date CV/Resume
- Right to work in the UK
- Overseas Police Check, if any
- Key Skills: Compassion, Time Management, Clinical Skills
Why join us
By joining our Recruitment Agency we will make sure to assist you with the right employment based on your skills, experience and requirements in the shortest time possible. Below is a list of the main reasons you should choose us to start your locum work as a General Medicine Doctor.
- Excellent pay rates
- Have a flexible work balance
- To assist with arranging accommodation
- Have an ongoing support with CPD/Re-validation/Mandatory Training
- We are a true 24/7 on call service
You can go visit our website and you can go to the CV-Library to find more job opportunities for All Healthcare Workers.
We have a variety of vacancies on our website – Apply now: Job Section.
