There was a time when all you needed to do to obtain work as a locum pharmacists was prove your registration with the RPSGB. Not so now, especially in certain parts of the country.
What are your experiences?
Communication is key in lots of relationships including the one between locum agency and their locum pharmacists. It’s important that locums know about all potential bookings and that the agency is aware of when the locum is available to work.
So at PL-UK we use lots of means of communication so locums can contact in whatever way they prefer.
Phone Free from landline 0800 881 8844 From mobile 0333 123 3344
Fax 01677 424250
Email All – support@pluk.co.uk
Via website http://www.pluk.co.uk/contact-us/
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/facepluk
Twitter http://twitter.com/shaunhockey
LinkedIn http://uk.linkedin.com/in/shaunhockey
Txt 07786 209500 – starting with your name
By foot! 6 Market Place, Bedale DL8 1EQ
So get it touch!
The figure of 1/3 of pharmacists not intending to re-register with the voluntary RPS is still holding firm in the PL-UK survey. I intend to let the survey run until next Tuesday so please take part in the survey before then and feel free to pass it on to other pharmacists you know. The more pharmacists take part, the more accurate the picture will be.
To take part, please click on the link below.
http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e3992u08giir5xrr/start
I’m not claiming that it will rival the Times, Guardian or Telegraph but I’m pleased to announce the launch of the Shaun Hockey Daily – a daily emailed newspaper with content from people I find interesting in the worlds of pharmacy, healthcare, www, sport and celebrity.
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Agency Workers Regulations – how does it effect me?
The simple answer is it doesn’t. …. in most cases. For more expert guidance than I can supply as a pharmacist rather than a legal bod please click on the link below. http://www.pcg.org.uk/cms/documents/01109%20PCG%20A4%2020PP%20BROCHURE%20SINGLE%20PAGES.pdf
One in a lifetime opportunity – pharmacist required in Tonga
We have been approached by a not for profit pharmacy in the Kingdom of Tonga asking us to recruit a pharmacist to work at one of the health centres in the Kingdom. This opportunity will definately not come up again for if you fancy a complete change of scene and an opportunity to live on [...]
Just a quick post to remind all pharmacist that they need to renew their GPhC registration by the 31st October. So you still have a month to pay but if you are anything like me, if you don’t do it now, there’s a chance you’ll forget!
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