How do I get a reference from the NHS Professionals?

How do I get a reference from the NHS Professionals?

To obtain the reference number you can either call NHS Professionals on your normal contact number or call the Disclosure and Barring Service direct on 03000 200 190, stating the personal details required.

Is NHS Professionals part of the NHS?

NHS Professionals is run by the NHS, for the NHS We are not an agency. We are the leading provider of flexible workforce services to the NHS with more than130,000 healthcare professionals registered with our bank, across more than 50 NHS Trusts.

What is TLC CRT?

The Client Relations Team They support the partnership between your Trust and NHSP to help deliver a high quality service. Your main point of contact is a Trust Liaison Coordinator (TLC). They are available daily (Monday to Friday) to help solve service issues and support the recruitment process of temporary staff.

Is NHSP self employed?

What is my employment status? You are registered with NHS Professionals as a Flexible Worker and work under a Registration Agreement. You are employed for the duration of a shift. On completion of a shift you are no longer an employee of NHS Professionals.

Why are no shifts showing on NHSP?

If you still do not see any available shifts, this means that your chosen Trust has no more available shifts, please keep checking back as more shifts are added. If I didn’t work a shift how do I remove it from my timesheet? Normally deadlines and/or pay days are changed to take account of holidays.

What is classed as an NHS professional?

NHS Professionals employs a wide variety of healthcare staff including: nurses, midwives, allied health professional, care support workers (healthcare assistants), doctors, administrative and clerical, healthcare scientists and support workers (including porters and security staff).

Do you get paid for NHSP training?

Do I get paid for training? NHSP does not pay applicants for any mandatory training required to work bank shifts at the trust.

What if my GP won’t refer me?

If a GP is unsure about a diagnosis, they could be found negligent if they failed to refer you to a specialist and you suffered as a result of this. If you have not been referred for a second opinion and have suffered as a consequence, you may wish to complain.

Can a walk in clinic refer you to a specialist?

Doctors at walk-in clinics can refer patients to a dermatologist, although whether they will actually do so depends on the doctor at the clinic. This is because making a referral is entirely at the doctor’s discretion….Office Hours.

Why are no shifts showing on Nhsp?

How long does it take to join NHS professionals?

We aim to complete applications within 25 working days from the day of your successful interview providing we have full engagement from you during the process. Once you have submitted your application online, it is subject to screening.