Locum Doctor Bonus
In our mission to get rewards and discounts for doctors we created the What The Bleep locum agency bonus scheme.
Helping over 10,000 doctors to register with the main locum agencies in the UK and pick up a bonus from each and every one!
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🩺 Helping over 10,000 UK doctors earn more while making smart career moves.
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Trusted Partners. Real Bonuses.
INTERACT MEDICAL
Interact Medical are industry experts in providing staffing solutions to the NHS and private sectors, including Doctors, Nurses, and AHPs.
MEDACS HEALTHCARE
With nearly 30 years’ experience, Medacs Healthcare is the UK’s largest supplier of locum doctors to the NHS.
NISI STAFFING
NISI Staffing are committed to making your locum job search as easy as possible by proving a highly experienced and friendly recruitment team to assist.
ID MEDICAL
ID Medical is the UK's leading healthcare recruiter and on-Framework provider, with a comprehensive reach and exceptional service.
HOLT DOCTORS
Holt Doctors is a leading UK medical recruitment agency for doctors – known for providing high quality candidates to its NHS partners and private healthcare providers.
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Ministers plan to use NHS app to expand clinical trials as part of UK-wide drive
16 June 2025 - The Guardian
The government is aiming for a significant expansion of clinical trials in the UK, and plans to use the NHS app to encourage millions of people in England to take part in the search for new treatments.
Patients will eventually be automatically matched with studies based on their health data and interests, via the app. The plans envisage alerting them to the trials using smartphone notifications.
NHS trusts that fail to meet targets on trials will also be publicly named, and the best performers will be prioritised for funding, as part of improvements designed to restore Britain’s global reputation for medical research.
The strategy is one of the first to emerge from the government’s forthcoming 10-year health plan for England. It aims to take advantage of changes simplifying NHS records by quickly identifying people suitable for a trial. It will also include measures to streamline the paperwork required for the studies.
