BMJ Careers

The British Medical Journal’s website (careers.bmj.com) which posts job advertisements for doctors and other health professionals primarily in the UK.

BMJ Careers posts based on:

Grade
Registrar to consultant and anything in between.

Specialty
General medical jobs, GP and PCT jobs, hospital jobs, international medical jobs.

Work pattern
Locums or substantive, part time or full time.

References in periodicals archive ?

Eedy, "The crisis in dermatology," BMJ Careers, vol.

Finch, "Howto succeed in the ST3 dermatology application," BMJ Careers, vol.

Career Choices and Career Progression of Junior Doctors in Dermatology: Surveys of UK Medical Graduates

BMJ Careers - Coaching and mentoring skills: necessities for today's doctors.

Non-physician clinicians--a gain for physicians' working in sub-Saharan Africa: comment on "non-physician clinicians in sub-Saharan Africa and the evolving role of physicians"

(ii) Gibbons a, Bryant D, Followership: the forgotten part of doctors' leadership, BMJ Careers, 19, Oct.

Nursing leadership & followership reflections on the importance of followers

Elton, "BMJ Careers," http://careers.bmj.com/careers/advice/ view-article.html?id=20000421.

What Kind of Doctor Do You Want to Be? Geriatric Medicine Podcast as a Career Planning Resource

According to the Independent, Black doctors were the least likely to secure consultant, specialist or trust doctor roles in 2012, according to the BMJ Careers journal.

The BMJ Careers investigation found only 4.8 percent of applicants to senior doctor roles from ethnic minority backgrounds were successful in 2012, the report added.

Indian doctors less likely to get promotions in UK NHS than White counterparts

BMJ careers 2009 http://careers.bmj.com/careers/advice/view-article.html?id=20000127

The Medical Training Initiative scheme in the United Kingdom: another point of View

David Mahon, a surgeon working in Musgrove Park NHS hospital in Taunton, told BMJ Careers that the South West deanery was facing a 14 per cent reduction in the budget for trainees.

NHS specialist training posts 'face cuts'

But new BMA research shows the number of SHO jobs advertised in BMJ Careers ( the main source of such adverts ( fell by 50% between May 2002 and May 2005.

Doctors facing dole queues

Dr Rhona MacDonald, editor of BMJ Careers, called for severe penalties to be imposed on NHS trusts which flouted health and safety regulations.

'Trusts exploiting pregnant junior doctors'

BMJ Careers. http://careers.bmj.com/careers/advice/view-article.

Clinical haematology training in South Africa for Fellows with the primary specialty of Internal Medicine - what's in a name?