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The Health Service Executive seeks to appoint suitably qualified employment agencies to source short-term locum General Practitioners (GPs) for General Medical Services (GMS) GPs working in rural Ireland. The purpose of this tender is to support access to locum cover for up to 250 GMS General Practitioners (GPs) in rural and remote areas, who are in receipt of the Rural Practice allowance. GPs in rural and remote areas must be able to access reliable locum cover to allow them take leave knowing that their patients will continue to receive high-quality care in their absence. This scheme, developed under the terms of the 2023 GP Agreement, addresses a critical need for rural GPs who often face significant challenges in securing cover for periods of planned leave.…
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TED · 702952-2026. Checked on Oct 12, 2026, 11:05 AM.
https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/702952-2026
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TED · 702952-2026. Checked on Oct 12, 2026, 11:05 AM.
Data is restructured for easier reading. The official notice and procurement documents always prevail.