Your partner in primary care and acute management
Demands on the primary care and acute sector continue to increase, with a GP, nursing and allied health shortage that shows little sign of relenting. Our number one priority is to support you in maintaining the highest standard of care, including enhancing your hiring and management toolbox to attract more qualified medical talent and retain them.
Hiring and management insights
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31 July 2020 Crisis averted: Rotas filled and costs cut with a medical...
Medical Staffing provides talent solutions that are flexible and tailored to suit an organisation’s unique requiremen...
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30 June 2020 Three things you need to know about the reopening of surg...
From mid-March the NHS was under pressure to accommodate incredible numbers of patients exhibiting the symptoms of CO...
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30 May 2020 Bridging clinical insight with medical staffing expertise
BackgroundMedical Staffing provides staffing solutions that are flexible and tailored to an organisation’s unique req...
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11 May 2020 Celebrating nurses on International Nurses Day
When is International Nurses Day?It is today, 12th May, marking the birthday of one of the founders of modern-day nu...
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09 May 2020 How to explain COVID-19 to children
When it feels like the whole world is talking about the Coronavirus, your children might be hearing some conflicting...
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08 May 2020 11 things to do with the children during COVID-19
As if juggling children with shift work in healthcare wasn’t hard enough! Since the schools have closed to reduce the...
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30 April 2020 Meet our Head of Clinical Performance, Lorraine Gray
Here at Medical Staffing, we are proud to introduce our new Head of Clinical Performance, Lorraine Gray. Starting in...
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23 April 2020 COVID-19 testing now available to Key workers with symptoms
We want to firstly say a massive thank you to you all during these difficult times. Now more than ever it is importan...
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29 March 2020 First time telemedicine tips
With the recent rise in cases of COVID-19 in the UK, people experiencing symptoms are being discouraged from attendi...