GPs
Practice sessions with the workload and arrangements agreed in advance.
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Share your skills, preferred locations and availability for on-site, remote or hybrid work. There’s no obligation to accept an assignment.
Registration starts the conversation; it does not guarantee work or confirm a booking.
The animation lists GP, clinical pharmacist, pharmacy technician and practice nurse options, then shows an example GP choosing hybrid work and Tuesday and Wednesday availability before registering free. The acknowledgement only confirms that we received the details; it does not book or guarantee work.
Find your general practice role
GPs, clinical pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and practice nurses. Explore the work that fits your experience.
Clinical pharmacists
Primary care pharmacy matched to your experience and prescribing scope.
Pharmacy technicians
Defined medicines support and technical duties within a practice team.
Practice nurses
Practice clinics and nursing work matched to your current skills.
Free to register, with no work-finding fees.
The practice posts a shiftLocum GPThursday · 9am to 5pm · Bradford
On-siteMatching locums
A locum’s phone
New shift near youBradford · within your travel distance
You appliedThe practice replies in your account
Example for illustration, not a live shift
For locums
Hear about new shifts first
Register free and set your days and travel distance. When a practice posts a shift that fits, we email you a link to it.
Get shift alertsFor practices and PCNs
Start with the work you need covered
A good brief sets out the duties, dates, experience needed and local support. Choose a role below to see what to include; if you need more than one profession, send a separate enquiry for each.
GPs
Specify the sessions, appointment mix, administration and any duty or visit responsibilities.
Clinical pharmacists
Define the medicines workload, clinical systems, prescribing requirements and support.
Pharmacy technicians
Set out the technician duties and route to a pharmacist or prescriber.
Practice nurses
List the clinics, patient groups and recent skills needed for the work.
Choose the arrangement around the duties
Location is part of the role brief. It affects patient access, facilities, induction and the support available during a session.
- On-site
- For work in the surgery, specify the actual clinic or task list, practice address, facilities and team support. Hands-on nursing procedures and work requiring physical attendance need an appropriate on-site arrangement.
- Remote
- Define work suitable for remote delivery, individual records access, approved communication tools and a local route for further assessment or support. A remote label does not make every task suitable or mean the person can work from any country.
- Hybrid
- Agree which sessions are remote and which take place at the practice. Include induction, travel and handover, especially when the booking covers more than one surgery or clinical system.
Example Surgery · MondayOn-site
- Shift postedGP session, 8:30am to 6pm
- Locum appliedChecks already complete
- Terms agreedRate, duties and cancellation in writing
- Booking confirmedBoth sides get the detailsToday
Example for illustration
For practices
From request to confirmed booking
Post the shift, review checked locums who apply and agree terms in writing. Every step is recorded for you and the locum.
Register your practiceMake the first enquiry useful
Practices: include dates, hours, country, sites, duties, systems, required experience and the support available. State the proposed pay separately from the booking fee.
Locums: include your profession, relevant recent work, availability, preferred locations and working arrangement. Be clear about the duties you can undertake and any induction or support needed.
Use the role links above to carry that context into the form. Keep patient information and identity documents out of an initial enquiry.
General practice locum questions
Which professionals can I request for a GP practice?
You can enquire about GP doctors, clinical pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and practice nurses. Each carries different responsibilities, so describe the work and the skills it needs.
Can the same service include remote and on-site work?
Yes, you can describe a hybrid arrangement. State the on-site days, locations and remote duties. The particular work, access, professional requirements and support need to fit the arrangement before it is agreed.
Are there confirmed vacancies for every role?
Availability changes and a published search may have no matching vacancies. These pages help practices make a specific request and locums register their experience and availability. Neither action guarantees a booking.
Is it free to register and find work?
Yes. GPs, pharmacists, pharmacy technicians and practice nurses pay no registration or work-finding fees. You choose which assignments to accept and agree your pay and terms directly with the hiring organisation.