Why choose NES?
Now working with nearly 200 hospitals and clinics throughout the country, NES is truly the UK’s market leader in the provision of managed doctor services. We are the most popular destination for International Medical Graduates outside of the NHS, and our tried-and-trusted pathway...
NES in the NHS
Our managed-service model is now being extensively adopted within a number of NHS Trusts, thereby helping to address acute staff shortages and to provide a safe, reliable and cost-effective alternative to traditional staffing models and short-term locum cover.
NES in the Independent Sector
NES is the UK’s most trusted provider of RMOs and with rotations now covering surgery, medicine, intensive care, neurology and oncology, we have the experience and infrastructure to manage even the most demanding or complex of requirements.
Latest NES News
Friday Fun!
This week's quiz is all about CPAP - how will you do?!
CPAP: What Do You Know About Continuous Positive Airway Pressure?
CPAP: What do you know about continuous positive airway pressure? As a medical practitioner, you should be able to advise patients suffering from Sleep Apnea on how they can use the machine so as to l...If you are thinking of taking PLAB1 - here are some sample PLAB1 questions from the GMC -
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A lovely thank you to one of our Recruitment Consultants:
Dear Sarah,
Thank you for this highly thoughtful email! It looks to me like you intend to get me emotional.
Thankfully, I am settling in very nicely especially with the help of very warm and supportive staff. You posted me to a very good hospital and I'd like to thank you for that.
Thank for being an amazing and ever supportive Recruitment Consultant. I wish you all the very best too.
Many thanks again for this email.
Best Regards,
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UKVI update re Proof of English for doctors, dentists, nurses or midwives applying under Tier 2 (General)
Doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives applying under Tier 2 (General) are exempt from having to meet the English language requirements for visa purposes where they have passed a valid English language test which is accepted by a health professional regulatory body. These are:
• • General Medical Council
• • General Dental Council
• • Nursing and Midwifery Council
David Hernandez
UKVI update re Proof of English for doctors, dentists, nurses or midwives applying under Tier 2 (General)
Doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives applying under Tier 2 (General) are exempt from having to meet the English language requirements for visa purposes where they have passed a valid English language test which is accepted by a health professional regulatory body. These are:
• • General Medical Council
• • General Dental Council
• • Nursing and Midwifery Council
REMINDER!
English language requirement for doctors, dentists, nurses or midwives applying under Tier 2 (General)
Doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives applying under Tier 2 (General) are exempt from having to meet the English language requirements for visa purposes where they have passed a valid English language test which is accepted by a health professional regulatory body. These are:
• • General Medical Council
• • General Dental Council
• • Nursing and Midwifery Council
This week we have an OSCE guide to Gastrointestinal History Taking:
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Gastrointestinal History Taking | Geeky Medics
A comprehensive guide to taking a gastrointestinal history in an OSCE setting.Friday Fun! This week's quiz is on Orthopaedics- good luck!
This week's OSCE guide is for a Spine Examination:
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Spine Examination - OSCE Guide | Geeky Medics
A step-by-step guide to examining the spine in an OSCE setting, with an included video demonstration
UKVI update re Proof of English for doctors, dentists, nurses or midwives applying under Tier 2 (General)
Doctors, dentists, nurses and midwives applying under Tier 2 (General) are exempt from having to meet the English language requirements for visa purposes where they have passed a valid English language test which is accepted by a health professional regulatory body. These are:
• • General Medical Council
• • General Dental Council
• • Nursing and Midwifery Council
