LOCUM NHS 111 CLINICIAN NEWCASTLE HOURS TO SUIT

NHS 111 Clinician – Newcastle Upon Tyne

Dream Medical is a specialist in Primary Care Recruitment that works in partnership with private and third sector clients, meaning all work undertaken will fall outside of IR35 legislation.

We work with a number of NHS 111 providers and work in conjunction with the fast paced development of the 111 service. We recruit clinical advisors and call handlers on a national basis, to support the delivery of the 111 service.

We are currently recruiting Pathways Trained Clinicians on behalf of a site in Newcastle Upon Tyne.

There are a range of hours available from part time to full time hours a week, we receive rota covering 7 days a week days, evenings, nights and over the weekend, although the call centre is open 24/7.

All candidates will be required to complete a local induction prior to booking shifts.

Please note you must already be 111 Pathways Trained with a valid and clean NMC and/or HCPC to qualify for this role.
We can offer competitive hourly rates of pay via PAYE or Limited Company weekly whilst offering a high quality service to all of our agency staff.

We have robust processes in place, including first class payroll paid weekly, HR and seamless compliance system, and offer accessibility, honesty and transparency for all candidates, supported by an experienced consultant, to ensure your needs are understood and met.

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing team and develop your career within the NHS 111 service.

To be considered for this role you will:
- You are fully trained on the latest version of Pathways – V14
- You are currently working as a trained NMC or HCPC Clinician within this setting or have taken a call within the last 6 months
- Recent Call Audits
Should you have any queries or have availability to commence as soon as possible then please do get in touch with Elliot Jones at Dream Medical on 0118 321 2820 or email [email protected] and he can get you fully compliant and working on your needs