Commitment to a big chain

[johnep]

Many hospital pharmacists do locums at weekends. I did when I was teaching and also when in industry, you can become very 'rusty' rapidly if you don't.
johnep

[N.T]

Originally Posted by hannahd

I haven't seen my NHS pre-reg contract yet. I accepted without seeing it since I was told that it wouldn't be prepared till nearer to the time I start with them. I'm now afraid, very afraid.............

Wouldn't worry about the pre-reg contract. It's very basic. Just read it carefully before you sign to be double careful. Remember, it's never too late to back out if it's terribly bad (which it won't be). Even easier, just ask them to change the contract if it's unreasonable (which they should with no worries). Make sure the salary's correct.

Multiple pharmacy contracts will generally try and screw you over. NHS contracts will just have mistake cos they're incompetant.

[hannahd]

Originally Posted by N.T

Wouldn't worry about the pre-reg contract. It's very basic. Just read it carefully before you sign to be double careful. Remember, it's never too late to back out if it's terribly bad (which it won't be). Even easier, just ask them to change the contract if it's unreasonable (which they should with no worries). Make sure the salary's correct.

Multiple pharmacy contracts will generally try and screw you over. NHS contracts will just have mistake cos they're incompetant.

Thanks for the tips and reassurance N.T. I will definitely be making sure they don't miss any zeros off my salary.

[Ray]

good topic, will keep an eye when i sign my pre-reg contract and update you if i find any interesting things

[SolomonQ]

I'd trust the NHS in this case, t's the multiples you should be scared of