Shortage specialities in the NHS

In Britain the same team of doctors sees a patient both in the outpatient clinic and when they are in-patients in the hospital. This usually leads to very good continuity of care. It is invaluable for psychiatrists to see people with serious mental illnesses both when they are ill and when they are at their best.

There is a huge demand for Clinical Radiologists, who provide a diagnostic imaging service to patients referred to them by family practitioners and hospital doctors.In appropriate cases radiologists use minimally invasive methods to treat diseases.

Anaesthetics

There are about 5000 anaesthetists in Britain and they form the biggest group of doctors in acute medicine.

General Practice

There are about 35,000 family doctors working in the NHS in Britain. There are currently more GPs than hospital consultants.

We also have regular jobs for Cardiologists (invasive and non-invasive), Genito-urinary / Dermato-venerologists Histopathologists

IS YOUR SPECIALITY NOT YET MENTIONED ON OUR WEBSITE? We have only featured some of the specialities where there are particular shortages of doctors. There are also very good career openings elsewhere. If you would like to find out about opportunities in your own speciality in Britain, please register without obligation with our company, and we will do our best to find you a good job. You will have a new and interesting life when you work in Britain! A word of caution: please do not resign your current job before you are not 100% of a job in Britain. Most doctors find that it takes much longer than anticipated to get the right job.
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Last modified: September 07, 2006