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  • 10 Steps to GMC Registration Feb 9, 2023

    To practice medicine in the UK and work within the NHS or private healthcare system, you will need to hold full GMC Registration with a licence to practice. In this blog post, we share the 10 ways on how to successfully obtain GMC Registration.  Did you know that in 2019, more doctors joined the GMC […]

  • 5 Ways reading can Improve your Wellbeing Mar 1, 2023

    It’s National Book Lover’s Day on August 9th, which is the perfect time to talk about how reading can improve your wellbeing. As a Healthcare Professional dealing with certain stresses and strains that are an inevitable part of your work, finding ways to wind down and improve your wellbeing is important. In this blog, we […]

  • Clinical Fellow or Locum Doctor… Which Should you Choose? Jan 12, 2023

    Have you recently finished your Foundation Training and looking to make a decision about your next year? If you’ve decided against going straight back into further training posts, you may be weighing up a decision between applying for a Clinical Fellow position, a Trust Grade post, or working as a Locum for the year. Our […]

  • FY3 Q&A with Dr Rashid El-Sehili, Locum FY3 Jul 4, 2022

    If you’re currently in Foundation Training and thinking of pursuing an FY3 year, take a look at our series of FY3 Q&A’s with some of our Junior Doctors!  Taking an FY3 year is a great opportunity to explore the different career options open to you yet still earn money doing what you love! We recently […]
Feb 27, 2015

We’re in The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work for… Again!

Two years running, ID Medical beats global organisations into The Sunday Times Best Companies to Work For league table as announced at the awards celebration on Thursday 26 February. The UK’s leading multi-discipline healthcare recruiter is rewarded a position in the top 3rd quarter of The Sunday Times 100 Best Companies to Work for 2015. […]

Feb 20, 2015

10 top tips for success: From med student to foundation year doctor

Guidance article for HospitalDr. 1. Don’t try to be all things to all men A wise old proverb that couldn’t be more truthful for first year medical students…you simply can’t be all things to all people and you can’t do all things all at once. We can sometimes behave this way to help us cope […]

Feb 19, 2015

NHS Supply Chain and Healthcare Recruitment Post Covid 19

UK healthcare recruitment and supply chain management are key issues the NHS must tackle post-covid 19 if it has any hope of resuming ‘business as usual’. With Covid 19 here for the long term, the National Health Service and its’ hospitals are all now focusing on the return of their normal services; but remaining ready […]

Feb 19, 2015

Recruiting for the NHS Internationally – A Permanent Solution

According to a comprehensive analysis of workforce numbers, the overall size of the NHS has varied little over the last four years, yet we see an increased reliance on recruiting for the NHS internationally, with new employees hailing from more than 200 countries worldwide! The British Medical Association (BMA) advocates that “without the support of […]

Feb 19, 2015

Viewpoint for Mental Health Today magazine

Despite the growth of the mental health workforce in recent years, many public and private services continue to experience shortages in workforce supply and face difficulties in recruiting high calibre and compliant professionals. There are a number of reasons for this. Various studies have linked the economic state of affairs with poor mental health and […]

Feb 17, 2015

ID Medical School Now Offer Cutting-Edge Language Courses

SLC’s accredited online language courses are now offered at an exclusive discounted rate to ID Medical’s registered international nurses! SLC’s 100-hour CPD accredited online course ‘Online English for Nurses: Getting the Essentials Right’ is offered at an exclusive discounted rate to ID Medical’s registered international nurses (with courses dedicated to HCAs from March and doctors […]