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Job Title: Locum - General Surgery NCHD (SHO /Registrars) Ireland Location: Ireland Rates : €49-€71 Contract Type: Locum Recruiter: Global Medics Advance Your Surgical Career in Ireland Are you an NCHD (SHO /Registrar) looking for a locum opportunity in General Surgery? Global Medics is looking for doctors to join consultant-led surgical teams across Ireland. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain valuable experience, enjoy flexible work, and work in a supportive, fast-paced environment. You'll be part of a dynamic team, contributing to high-quality patient care and developing your skills across a range of clinical settings. Key Responsibilities • Assist with emergency and elective general surgery procedures • Participate in ward rounds, pre-operative assessments, and post-operative reviews • Support outpatient clinics and theatre lists under consultant supervision • Contribute to diagnostics, treatment planning, and discharge coordination • Maintain accurate clinical documentation in line with HSE governance Who Should Apply? We would love to speak to doctors who can demonstrate the following: • Registered with the Irish Medical Council (IMC) • Eligible to work in Ireland (Irish/UK/EU passport or Stamp 4 Visa, Stamp1G Visa) • Experience as an NCHD (SHO and Registrar) in General Surgery or equivalent • Excellent communication and teamwork skills • Ability to work effectively under pressure in a busy clinical environment • Commitment to continuous learning and high standards of patient care Why Choose Global Medics? • Priority access to sought-after HSE and private sector vacancies • Dedicated recruitment consultants to guide you through every stage • Flexible working patterns and excellent pay rates tailored to your needs • Get paid for every hour you work, with weekly payroll for consistent cash flow. • 24/7 support from our experienced t eam, ensuring a smooth locum experience Ready to Apply? Submit your CV today and let our team of experienced, expert recruiters help you find your ideal locum role in Ireland.