Medical & Health Feature
20th September 2010
London is a world class centre of healthcare provision and medical training and is home to internationally renowned hospitals and doctors. Nearly 100 hospitals and numerous surgeries and clinics operate across the capital resulting in a constant demand for qualified and skilled medical and health professionals.
There are some 25 institutions in London offering health education or training in a range of medical disciplines, teaching almost 40,000 students annually. Each year a number of graduates from across the world join London’s medical and health labour pool following the growing demand for skilled workers.
On 20th September 2010, Metro (London) and Evening Standard will be publishing an editorially supported Medical & Health feature.
This feature will provide the platform to advertise your vacancies to London's talented and diverse pool of medical and health professionals.
In London, Metro and the Evening Standard allow you to reach:
- 2,490,000 Adults - more than any other national newspaper
- 708,000 Adults aged 18-44 educated to degree level or higher
– more than any other national newspaper. - 702,000 Adults aged 18-44 from an ethnic minority
– more than any other national newspaper. - 430,000 Adults who intend to change job in the next six months
– more than any other national newspaper. - 342,000 Adults working in public sector occupations
– more than any other national newspaper. - 265,000 Adults who have a BTEC, BEC, TEC, GNVQ, NVQ or other teaching / nursing qualification
- 132,000 Adults working in medical and health occuaptions
- more than any other national newspaper.
Market Place
In the last 12 months, Metro and the Evening Standard has carried 75% of London based medical and health vacancies advertised in the national press - more than any other national newspaper..
Source: NRS January 09 - December 09 London ITV. NMR Mar 09 - Feb 10. www.thinklondon.com
