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StR Higher Medicine - Respiratory

£50 - £75 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Northern Ireland,

Ref Resourcing Team 24997

Posted around 2 months ago

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StR Lower Medicine - Acute

£35 - £55 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Northern Ireland,

Ref Resourcing Team 25328

Posted around 1 month ago

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Consultant Medicine - Neuro Rehabilitation

£80 - £100 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

North West England,

Ref Resourcing Team 24788

Posted around 2 months ago

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Consultant Medicine - Endocrinology / Diabetes

£80 - £100 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

North West England,

Ref Resourcing Team 25129

Posted around 2 months ago

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Specialist Registrar Medicine - Cardiology

£50 - £75 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Northern Ireland,

Ref Resourcing Team 24674

Posted around 3 months ago

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Consultant Medicine - Infectious diseases

£80 - £100 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Scotland,

Ref Resourcing Team 25023

Posted around 2 months ago

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Consultant Medicine - Renal / Nephrology

£80 - £100 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Scotland,

Ref Resourcing Team 24919

Posted around 2 months ago

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Consultant Medicine - Clinical Oncology

£90 - £120 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

South East England,

Ref Resourcing Team 24438

Posted around 3 months ago

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StR Lower Medicine - Haematology

£35 - £55 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Northern Ireland,

Ref Resourcing Team 24734

Posted around 2 months ago

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StR Higher Medicine - Acute

£50 - £75 Per Hour

Full Time, Contract

Wales,

Ref Resourcing Team 24404

Posted around 3 months ago

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How many Genitourinary Medicine Doctor jobs are available on Pertemps?

There are 3795 Genitourinary Medicine Doctor jobs available on Pertemps right now.

What are the entry requirements for a Genitourinary Medicine Doctor?

Entrants require a university degree from a medical school recognised by the General Medical Council followed by two years of pre-registration training as a house officer, and further postgraduate training in a chosen speciality. Some medical schools operate graduate entry schemes.