Locum People wins place on NHS's new clinical staffing framework
Locum People has won a place on the National Health Service's new clinical staffing framework, following an independent audit of services and criteria. As a result, the Milton Keynes-based medical recruitment agency can now supply the NHS with "qualified clinical staff at rates within the pay caps set by the government."

The agency will supply locum doctors and nurses to the National Clinical Staffing Framework, which authorises supply of temporary, permanent and fixed term clinical staff to the NHS.

The company successfully underwent an independent audit of services and criteria for providing qualified clinical staff who can give high quality patient care at rates within the pay caps set by the government.

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“We are absolutely delighted,” said Locum People managing director Glenn Cook, “This is our first Framework win, and it’s testimony to our ability to meet the exacting standards now demanded by the NHS.”

For the past four years, Locum People has helped NHS staffing officers fill temporary medical roles when other Framework agencies were unable to supply.