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09.10.24

Spotlight on Regions - Yorkshire & the Humber

An exploration into the benefits of living in Yorkshire. As one of the UK’s biggest regions, now split into four distinct counties (North, West, South and East Yorkshire) - there’s plenty to do, see and explore.
09.10.24

Understanding the NHS Employers Red List: A Guide for International Medical Graduates

If you're a doctor seeking work in the UK, you might have heard the term ‘the red list’ banded around by friends, colleagues, or recruitment agencies you’ve spoken to. But what exactly is this red list, and what does it mean for you as an international medical graduate (IMG)?
09.10.24

Top 10 Reasons Why You Should Consider Relocating to Lancaster

Lancaster is located in the picturesque North West of England, a region that combines natural beauty with practicality. With its breathtaking landscapes, affordable cost of living, and excellent schools, it’s an area where both your career and lifestyle can flourish. So, if you're considering a move, here are our top 10 reasons why Lancaster could be the perfect destination for your next career move.
09.10.24

Spotlight on Regions - the Midlands

A deep dive into the key factors that could help your decision making process when considering a life in the Midlands.
18.09.24

Doctor Referral Scheme - up to £1000* bonus!

We're on the lookout for Doctors to work with our NHS clients across the UK and we're offering up to £1000* for your referrals.
11.09.24

What are the Benefits to Working in the NHS?

With the whole world to explore, International Medical Graduates (IMG’s) often ask us - why should I come to work in the NHS?  Let’s Start with the Facts: The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is the largest (and arguably, the most prestigious!) public health service in the world. Its core mission is simple yet profound: to provide high-quality, free healthcare to everyone at the point of need. To give an idea of the scale - on an average day: GP Appointments: Over 1.2 million Outpatient Appointments: Nearly 260,000 A&E Visits: More than 44,000, with about 25% of these admitted to hospital Critical Care: Around 675 patients admitted