An hour spent on a single application is an hour that could have be spent submitting 6 applications.

You're only free on weekends? So is everybody.

Is it worth applying for a role requiring at least 6-month experience if you have none?

If others are securing jobs faster than you, they may happen to be applying during those months.

Hint: it has got to do with search keywords and job titles.

And why does it matter to you as a junior doctor?

Others are securing roles because they're applying to jobs that you don't see.

We analyse tens of thousands of junior doctor job listings to identify which ones really matter.

The top trusts with the highest volume of job postings, ranked.

Depends. Luck, experience, qualifications, in order of importance.

How to make the best use of your time effectively and efficiently.

500 applications but no interviews yet? Check if you made any of these mistakes.

Is it practically impossible to secure a junior doctor role these days?

All specialties are equal, but some specialties are more equal than others.

Does it really increase your chances of getting seen?