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- Salaried GP The Practice plc £75-85k FTE +NHS pension, Ely or Leicester
- Regional Clinical Leads The Practice plc Salary £95-105k FTE + NHS pension, Leicester or Sheffield
- Salaried/Lead GPs Malling Health Competitive, role dependant, NHS Pension and defence fees reimbursed, Nationwide
- GP'S required for ongoing Locum sessions in Bedford-up to £70/hr- on going work Merco Up to £70/hour, Bedfordshire, South East region
- NEW GP LOCUM SESSION REQUIRED IN BRISTOL, EARN UP TO £70 PER HOUR, JULY Merco Up to £70/hour, Bristol, South West England
- dr-locums are currently recruiting locum GP's in the East of England who are interested in Out Of Hours work. dr-locums Earn up to £1,000.00 a day, East Anglia
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- GPs face 'outcomes targets overload', patient group warns
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- QOF errors trigger £1,000 top ups and clawbacks
- Women to be screened later for cervical cancer in Scotland and Wales
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