Sentence examples for locums with from inspiring English sources

Some trusts have far higher rates of vacancies filled by locums, with three trusts running at rates of more than 50% and the highest at 69%.

The platform uses several criteria to match locums with vacancies, according to Morris, including their location, whether a particular doctor has worked at a particular hospital/GP surgery before and the doctor's searching intent — so things like the type of work they were searching for.

There were mixed reports about smart card availability for locums, with two respondents stating that their locums did have smart cards and three stating that they were not available.

Frost, who had 20 years of "blameless service" in the MoD, was never given a chance to plead his case at a performance review panel and was banned from working as a locum with the MoD, a tribunal in Manchester heard on Wednesday.

"That pushes the prices up and up, so we are stuck in a locums' market, with hospitals forced into a bidding war".

The son of a sushi chef who was resigned to heading back to his father's restaurant before getting a locum spot with Toyota.

He says improvements were made to the continuity of care, thanks to Atos replacing locum GPs with a stable staff of five doctors, all of who still work at St Paul's Way.

More than half of all shifts during the festive period at some hospital trusts were covered by locum doctors, with four trusts paying more than £2,000 a time, data obtained by Sky News through a freedom of information request showed.

I bear no ill feeling towards that locum, although with hindsight I think when a woman aged 50, who hardly ever darkens the surgery door, comes to see her GP with even the tiniest shred of worry about her breasts, she should be referred to the proper experts.

The canoeist has returned to his pre-Games career as a doctor at one of the busiest accident and emergency departments in the country, in the Queens Medical Centre in Nottingham, where he balances locum shifts with exam study and regular volunteering as course doctor at sports venues such as Donington Park.

This follows the death of a 70-year-old who was given a fatal painkiller overdose by a German locum doctor with poor English who was working his first and only shift in the UK in 2008.