airGP supports pension logging for GP locums using PCSE in England, keeping each pension record connected to the session, practice, and fee it relates to.
The NHS Pension Scheme is the pension arrangement for eligible NHS work. For GP locums, the practical admin often means keeping accurate records of pensionable sessions, practice details, fees, and PCSE logging status.
Eligibility depends on your role, location, work type, and current NHS pension rules. airGP does not decide eligibility, but it helps keep the records you need to review and manage pension logging.
Not every item in a locum diary should necessarily be treated the same way. Separating pensionable and non-pensionable work makes later review easier.
Form A and B are part of the pension administration context many GP locums encounter. airGP does not create or submit these forms, but it helps keep the underlying session, fee, and logged-date records organised.
GP SOLO is another pension administration context some locums may need to understand. airGP does not create or submit GP SOLO forms, but it supports pension logging records for PCSE workflows in England.
The most common problems usually come from missing dates, inconsistent practice names, disconnected invoices, or delayed follow-up.
PCSE pension logging becomes harder when records live separately from the session diary. airGP keeps pension logging close to the work itself.
A clean pension record depends on accurate session information. airGP helps preserve the details that are easy to lose later.
airGP supports pension logging records for GP locums using PCSE in England. It is not a pension adviser and does not create or submit pension forms.
How airGP helps
airGP connects the routine pieces of locum work so records are easier to create, check, and export.
Session diary and organisation records
PCSE pension logging fields for England
Invoice and fee data in the same workflow
Exports that support end-of-period checks
Related airGP pages for GP locum workflows.