Doc Abode
NHS workforce scheduling software that matches clinician availability to urgent care demand in real time
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Doc Abode
Doc Abode is a workforce scheduling platform for the NHS, offered as a suite of interoperable modules. The modules cover dynamic scheduling for rapid response, planned care scheduling, same-day on-demand scheduling, digital staff passports, eRostering, vaccine scheduling, secure telephony and video, finance and business intelligence.
Its customers are healthcare providers, who manage workforce logistics through a web-based portal, and clinicians, who manage their contribution to healthcare delivery through the platform.
The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Leeds, with an additional office in Manchester. Its early development was funded through Small Business Research Initiative awards of £100,000 and £900,000. The company is recruiting junior and mid-level software engineers with React, Node.js, TypeScript and AWS experience.
Product: Modular web-based workforce scheduling and management platform for NHS healthcare providers and clinicians, including urgent care referral staffing.
Jobs at Doc Abode
Leadership
- Taz Aldawoud · FOUNDER & CEOSource: company website
- Imran Younis · CHIEF OPERATING OFFICERSource: company website
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