Locum Consultant Radiologist (GI)

Locum Consultant Radiologist (GI) - Birmingham

Birmingham, West Midlands

Job title: Locum Consultant Radiologist (GI)
Contract: 12-months fixed-term
Location: Birmingham, West Midlands
Salary: £105,504 to £139,882 a year pro rata per annum

Additional information:

We're working with an NHS Trust in the Midlands with a vacancy for a Consultant Radiologist with an interest to develop or prior experience in gastrointestinal cross-sectional imaging. An interest in practising or developing sub-speciality intervention is welcomed but is not essential. This is a new post with the candidate helping to support and develop the sub-speciality GI service along with the current team of 5 substantive Consultants.

Requirements:

• Applicants must have GMC registration or be eligible to join the register within 6-months.
• Applicants for the substantive position must have GMC specialist registration or be eligible to join the specialist register within 6-months.
• FRCR or equivalent
• Competitive hourly rates
• Daily and weekly payroll services
• Revalidation and appraisal services
• A dedicated and responsive consultant
• Access to CPD events & training courses
• Access to exclusive locum opportunities with more preferred supplier contracts than anyone else
• Rewarding recommendation and loyalty schemes

If you consider yourself to have a disability or require any reasonable adjustment during the recruitment process or within the workplace, please highlight this at the earliest opportunity by contacting our team. With this information, we will provide appropriate support to you throughout the process and into your work placement.

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