GPs for Ireland

General Practitioners needed to work in Ireland:

Bologna Health Jobs are currently looking to recruit 3 GPs or Family Medicine doctors for OOH surgeries in the South East area of Ireland.

Description and conditions for the different types of jobs:

1. Out of Hours Surgeries (OOHS):

Also known as co-op, they usually operate from a central venue, such as a local health center or public hospital, with a car and driver provided. Patients can attend at the venue or home visits may be required. This isn't an A&E service, but a General Practice out of hour's service.

1.1 Located in the South East of Ireland working from a base they are the biggest supplier of OOH Surgeries in Ireland

- Salary: 80€/hour (Company setup: LTD), 75€/hour (employee setup: PAYE). The timetable in this case is flexible with only 2-3 night shifts (red eyes)/month.

- 40-50 hours work per week. Estimated yearly earnings: 140.000-160.000€ (Company setup). Monthly earnings for doctors can be anything in the range of 10.000-16.000€ a month straight in the bank.

- At least 1 year of services guaranteed. Possibility of accommodation for the first few weeks until you find somewhere to stay. We will also give you advice about accommodation.

Requirements

- Doctors should preferably be qualified inside the European Union as a General Practitioner with EU citizenship and/or Stamp4. No Candidate without this requirement will be accepted by the Agency. No other requirement is necessary to practice as a GP in comparison with the UK where you will have to have some supervised practice before you can go into the Specialist Registrar.

- Doctors with ample experience as a GP or Family medicine doctors who are not qualified as such but have been practicing as at primary care centers for at least 4 years in a European country and have experience and training in paediatrics, obstetrics gynaecology, emergency department, psychiatry, etc. EU citizenship and/or stamp 4 also applies to this case.

- Irish Medical Council Registration; to practice medicine in Ireland you must be registered with the Medical Council. If this is NOT your case please don't worry as we help all qualified candidates to do this. Please also take into account that this process can take 3-4 months for EU qualified doctors.

- You will require a Medical Malpractice Coverage from a Private Insurance Company. BHJ will help you with this and put you in touch with the companies that offer the best service and price.

- The level of English should be at least a B2 level with the capacity to communicate and write correctly in English. No formal qualification is required for the moment.

- -BHJ will also help with relocation issues and company setup in Ireland.

Benefits