A locum optometrist is someone who provides professional optometric services, on an irregular basis, to other optometrists. The locuming period might be from a few hours to a year or more. A locum is different to a casual, part-time and full-time employee.
Are you looking for locum work? Please have a look at our Jobs Board.
If you’re thinking about setting yourself up as a locum optometrist, you probably have a number of questions such as:
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