Our purpose
GP locums are a critical resource in our increasingly flexible workplace and being highly trained, with broad perspectives of General Practice, they have lots to contribute. But it can be a challenging way to work. While GP practices need locums, locums need systems that work for them so they can do their best work.
We’re here to help GP locums succeed in their working days and their working lives, to make their work the best it can be for everyone – for locums, the practices they work with, and most importantly, patients.
Our vision
Our vision is to be the UK’s leading membership organisation, supporting portfolio healthcare professionals, GP locums and salaried GPs.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide a national voice for sessional GPs and clinicians, fostering a connecting community that supports, educates and advocates their essential role within the wider NHS workforce.
What makes us different
We’re different because we are healthcare professionals ourselves, which means we genuinely understand the sector. Our members support us so we can work hard to unlock flexible workforce capacity within the NHS.
Our promise
Support
Day-to-day tools that really work for GP locums
Community
A network of GP peer support
Voice
A collective voice and better understanding of GP locums
News: the stories that affect you

GP practices and GPs will continue to be the backbone of the NHS reforms according to the newly-released ‘10 Year Health Plan’.

NASGP members can attend a talk on best practice on prostate cancer in our September webinar, ‘GP update: Prostate cancer’, scheduled for Thursday 4 September, 1-2pm.

Prof Banfield used his opening speech for this year’s Annual Representative Meeting to launch the bold new campaign to abolish the GMC’s role in GPs’ lives.
Memberships to suit all
NASGP membership gives you access to our extensive library of articles, podcasts, locum FAQs and toolkits to help with day to day practice and business management, whatever stage you’re at.
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