Locuming is more popular than ever with doctors due to the freedom and flexibility it brings, as well as the opportunities it gives to earn more money for less work.

However, if you choose to work as a locum doctor, you’ll be fully responsible for managing all your own admin, finances, and finding your own work, as well as keeping up with all your learning and career development.

To help make all this easier for you, we've created 'The Locum Toolkit'. It's the one-stop shop that features the very best apps and services that will help locum doctors in their every day lives. Consisting of a collection of the tools that the doctors on our team, as well as the users of our service, found the most useful in aiding their locum work. Where possible, we've kept these to free tools and resources. If you know of any that we've missed, feel free to let us know here.

So check out 'The Locum Toolkit' to find tools to help you:

💰  Calculate your locum rates

📈  Manage your payslips and understand your tax codes

🔎  Find locum and bank work and manage your timesheets

🏋️  Prepare for your first day and help with finding a parking spot

🧠  Aid you in your clinical management

💎  Store your CPDs and other evidence in a hard copy or ePortfolio

📝  Prepare you for exams

🤝  …and much more!

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