15th April 2024 by NASGP
The resource helps GP locums gather information in the public domain, job description and experience of working at the practice, then reveals the questions still left for the practice partners or manager to supply information about.
Questions include, ‘How is the practice owned and managed?’ and ‘What are your mandatory training costs?’.
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Primary care minister ‘absolutely committed’ to GP partnership model
The minister made comments as part of Pulse’s LIVE event, which NASGP chair Dr Fieldhouse also spoke at.
"Prior to signing up for LocumDeck, I would have to rely on locum agencies or mutual recommendations, then do a lot of paperwork for each surgery myself. Once I signed up for LocumDeck, I just uploaded all my documents, added my availability and started getting automatic bookings. There is no need to worry about invoices any more as everything is available on LocumDeck. Ali, NASGP's Membership Support Manager, was really helpful too!"
Dr Jaswinder Singh, GP, Braintree, Essex