For facilities
Coverage for the shifts you can't leave open.
A resignation, a leave request, a seasonal surge: roster gaps never arrive on schedule. On Call puts your shift in front of locum physicians across Saudi Arabia and turns the scramble into a short list of applicants you can compare side by side.
Why On Call
Why facilities post on On Call
Post in minutes
Title, specialty, dates, rate, requirements: a shift goes from roster gap to live listing in a single form.
You set the rate
State what the shift pays in SAR, per hour, day, or shift. Physicians apply knowing the terms, so conversations start from yes.
Structured applications
Every applicant arrives in the same format: specialty, experience, city, license details, cover note. Comparing five candidates takes minutes.
One decisive accept
Accepting a physician fills the shift and automatically notifies every other applicant. No lingering maybes on your conscience or your task list.
Coordination built in
Message applicants and your accepted physician directly from the shift. The paper trail lives where the shift does.
Notifications keep watch
New applications and replies land as in-app notifications with unread counts, so checking on a posting takes one glance.
Posting anatomy
A good posting hires itself
Every shift you post carries the details physicians decide on. Spell them out once and the right applicants self-select, before you spend a minute reviewing.
- Title and specialty
- “ER Night Coverage - Weekend” tells a physician more than a department code ever will.
- Dates and shift time
- Start and end dates plus day, night, or 24-hour on-call, so availability questions answer themselves.
- Your rate, your unit
- State the rate in SAR per hour, per day, or per shift. Transparent rates attract serious applicants.
- Requirements
- Certifications, minimum experience, language needs: the filter that saves both sides time.
What you see on every application
- The physician's name, specialty, and city
- Years of experience at a glance
- SCFHS license number from their profile
- Their indicative day rate, when they've listed one
- A cover note written for your shift, not a generic CV
When you accept an applicant, On Call marks the shift filled and automatically declines and notifies everyone else: one decision, zero follow-up admin.
Built for you
Built for every kind of facility
From a single-specialty clinic to a full hospital roster, the flow is the same: post, review, accept.
- Hospital
- Clinic
- Medical Center
- Polyclinic
- Government hospital
- Primary health center
- Day shift
- Night shift
- 24-hour on-call
- Clinic session
- Operating room or procedure day
- On-call from home
You stay in control
- OpenEdit any detail of a shift while it's open, including dates, rate, and requirements, and applicants always see the current version.
- ClosedPlans changed? Close a shift to stop new applications, and reopen it later if the gap comes back.
- FilledOnce you accept a physician the shift locks in, and a private message thread handles the practical details: arrival time, handover, access.
You can also browse the physician directory by specialty and city to see who's on the platform before you post.
Your next locum is already looking.
Describe your facility once, post your first shift in minutes, and let the applications come to you. Wondering what physicians see? Here's their side.
Post a shift