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For hospitals, clinics and agencies

Hire people whose credentials
are already verified.

Post a role and see practitioners whose registration has been checked against the issuing council. Stop chasing paperwork before the interview.

  • Council-checked, not self-declared. A person did the checking.
  • Locum, permanent and surgical. One place for all three.
  • Contracts built in. Generated at agreement, held by both sides.

What you can do here

Three ways to fill a gap, depending on how long it is.

Locum coverA shift, a week, a month. Post it, see who is free, agree it in the app, and both of you hold the contract.
Permanent rolesA job post that reaches verified doctors rather than a general jobs board. Candidates arrive with their credentials already checked.
Surgical coverEUCARPY Operate — a named procedure, the team it needs, and the practitioners who can do it.

Who hires here

From a corporate chain filling a consultant post to a telemedicine service hiring its first doctor.

HospitalsConsultants, specialists, registrars and residents, across departments. Government, private, corporate and trust.
Medical collegesFaculty from assistant professor upwards, and academic clinicians for teaching hospitals.
Healthcare startupsMedical advisors, clinical leads and physician consultants who understand both the medicine and the product.
Recruitment agenciesPost for your clients from one account. Multi-client tooling is on the roadmap, not built — today it is one account, many roles.
Medical device companiesSurgeons and clinical trainers for device training and proctoring.
Telemedicine servicesRemote consultants across time zones, for teleconsultation and second opinions.

Why verification is the whole point

Anyone can write MBBS on a CV. Somebody has to check.

Checked by a personDegree and council registration, against the issuing body. Not a tick box, not an upload, not an algorithm.
Checked before publicationA profile cannot go live until the check has passed, so there is no window where an unverified page is visible.
Re-checked, not assumedRegistration lapses. A verification is a date, not a permanent state, and you can see it.

How to start

Three steps, and the second one is the job post itself.

  1. 1Register your organisationHospital, college, startup or agency. An employer account is entirely separate from a doctor account — different registration, different sign-in, different dashboard.
  2. 2Post the roleRole, salary and benefits, what you need from a candidate, publish. Visa sponsorship and relocation are fields on the form, so an international post says so on its face.
  3. 3Read who appliesApplications arrive as EUCARPY profiles — specialty, training, the registration already checked — rather than as attachments you have to verify yourself.

Posting is free while EUCARPY is early. No card, no listing limit. You will be told before that ever changes, and a role already posted stays posted.

Questions employers ask

How do you verify a practitioner?

A person checks the degree and the council registration against the issuing body. It is not a self-declaration, and a profile cannot be published until the check has passed.

What does it cost to post a role?

Posting is free while EUCARPY is early. You will be told before that ever changes, and any role already posted stays posted.

Is the employer account separate from the doctor account?

Completely. Employers register, sign in and work in their own dashboard. A doctor never sees your pipeline, and you see only the people who chose to apply to you.

Can I hire for Gulf or international roles?

Yes. Visa sponsorship, relocation assistance and the location are fields on the job form, so a doctor reading the post knows what is on offer before applying.

Can I hire nurses and allied professionals?

That is EUCARPY PULSE, and it is being built. You can register interest now and you will be told when it opens.

Do you handle contracts?

Locum engagements carry a contract generated at the point of agreement, held by both sides. It is a template and not a substitute for your own legal advice.