A challenging colleague

16th September 2016 by Rachel Birch

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Whilst being a locum GP can have  many advantages, there are possible drawbacks. Locums may not know the GP partners or the practice set up and can potentially find themselves working with a difficult colleague.

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Whilst being a locum GP can have many advantages, there are possible drawbacks. Locums may not know the GP partners or the practice set up and can potentially find themselves working with a difficult colleague.

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Whilst being a locum GP can have  many advantages, there are possible drawbacks. Locums may not know the GP partners or the practice set up and can potentially find themselves working with a difficult colleague.