Sentence examples for locum work from inspiring English sources
But the panel added that Ikwueke would have to get GMC approval before accepting any new post and must operate under strict conditions for a further year, including a ban on private and locum work and out-of-hours care.
Even though I don't know of any doctors earning the £2,000 a day that was reported in The Sunday Times in the first week of the new year, the pay can be good and at this stage in my career, locum work suits me.
In GA, many doctors said they had a high patient load during their fixed hours, and then they progressed to "locum" work after hours to make ends meet.
Health workers in urban areas can get their extra income through locum work, or other paid opportunities which are more likely to be available in cities.
In terms of locum work, which was relatively rare for specialists interviewed, a private sector administrator was interviewed who admitted to actively recruiting registrars who are not allowed to undertake dual practice at all since they are still in training.
The large proportion of dentists considering locum work during their semi-retirement is encouraging, however increasing locum numbers would seem to be an expensive option for improving overall workforce capacity [ 15].
Locums working in the GP co-operative are thus required to provide palliative care in complex situations without receiving adequate information.
Locums working at the GP co-operative are thus required to provide palliative care in complex situations without receiving adequate information GPs should be encouraged and trained to make this information available to the GP co-operatives.
Liebling went back to his doctor and found that a locum was working that day.
Jon went back to the doctors and found that a locum was working that day.
A locum GP working in the Midlands and up north between the 1930s and 1950s, Pat was banned from prescribing, possessing and supplying controlled drugs under the Dangerous Drugs Act in 1937 after some of his supplies went missing.
