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Starting out as a GP trainer

Starting out as a GP trainer

Whether you have a nascent interest in teaching or years of NHS experience, now really is a golden time to polish up skills and invigorate your portfolio.

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How GP locums handle ‘difficult’ consultations

How GP locums handle ‘difficult’ consultations

Dr Leila Saeed has been a GP locum and a salaried GP in different parts of the UK and spends three days a week as a clinical educator

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Remote working: the blurred line between triage and consultation

Remote working: the blurred line between triage and consultation

It is imperative that triage and consultation are recognised as unique, and different, skills by partners and professional bodies

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GP locum skills and how to achieve them

GP locum skills and how to achieve them

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Locuming; it takes skill, needs training

Locuming; it takes skill, needs training

Over 2,000 doctors will have qualified as GPs in the last 12 months, each having spent in the region of two years working in at least one, possibly several, GP surgeries, but including training on how to be a GP locum?

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Home visits, the decline 
of the roving doctor

Home visits, the decline 
of the roving doctor

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Skills and training for locum GPs

Skills and training for locum GPs

We've produced a document for anyone involved in GP training.

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Read GP financial advice on setting up GP locum tax accounts, starting out as a GP locum, how IR35 affects your GP locum, whether to join, stay or leave the NHS Pension Scheme, and what allowable expenses GP locums should record in their annual tax return.

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