Salaried GP

Main duties of the job The role consists of a mix of face to face and telephone consultations, although we are keen to embrace the advantages of new ways of working that we continue to develop.Therota is arranged so that one GP is on call each morning and afternoon and is able to provide same day support to the wider clinical team. A second GP is primarily responsible for visits each morning. Remaining GPs have routine sessions made up of telephone or face to face consultations. Patients are given a choice of selecting face to face or telephone at the time that they book their appointment.Sessions have some appointments reserved for GP led follow up appointments to support continuity of care.About us Although we are a large team of over 100 staff working across 3 sites, the Partners believe it is important to maintain a supportive team ethos.All clinicians are supported to develop personal interests and as a result we have excellent links with the RCGP, academia, local practice networks and the ICB. We are an advanced training practice taking trainees, medical students and international scholars. Together we bring our experiences from outside the practice to innovate and push the standards of care we provide higher.We have a fortnightly meeting slot and meetings includes safeguarding, palliative care, significant events and our Journal Club at which clinicians discuss patient concerns, share new learning or discuss new guidance. We also have a meeting for Salaried GPs approximately every 6-8 weeks – this meeting is with one of the Partners, the Business Manager and the Clinical Services Manager and allows time to discuss proposals made by the Partners, share ideas and raise any queries.Key financial benefitsReimbursement of indemnity costs related to the sessions worked at the practice6 weeks of annual leave, 2 weeks of additional leave to cover bank holidays, 2 weeks of study leave, 1 week of training leave. All pro rata.Job responsibilities Duties and ResponsibilitiesThe duties of the post holder are to provide a full range of general medical services which will include domiciliary visits as deemed appropriate. You will also be encouraged to utilise and develop any skills for the improvement of services to patients, such as minor operations, child health surveillance, family planning, training etc and the Partnership encourages active engagement in developing and delivering new services. This will be subject to presentation of the appropriate certificates and update of relevant courses.Clinical DutiesA Salaried GP session is defined as 4 hours 10 min. On average this session will include 2.5-3 hours of patient facing clinical time and will match the clinical sessions of partners. Appointments are scheduled at 10-15 minute intervals.Whilst the patients are able to see any GP of their choice, the Practice uses the named GP to encourage continuity of care, and as a way to maintain an equitable administrative workload. Named GP numbers are in proportion to the number of weekly sessions worked and you will be the named GP for a patient list that will be allocated to you.The Partners believe that the job plan allows sufficient time to complete all administrative duties related to your clinical work, recognising the fact that all practitioners work at different rates. This will include some reports. Should a Salaried GP need to complete a report outside your usual working hours you will be paid the report fee in addition to your salary.Group and Continual Professional DevelopmentWe value continual professional development and professionalism and to that end we will allow time for peer support. We encourage open dialogue and conversation that will assist you with your personal development and growth. The practice is a training practice and you will be expected to provide appropriate support for any students or trainees in the Practice.Person Specification QualificationsOn GMC GP Register MRCGPOn Medical Performers ListAnnual appraisal and revalidation (when appropriate)Enhanced Disclosure & Barring Service checkUK driving licenceUK work permit (if required)Evidence of continued professional developmentSexual health services e.g. contraception implants, IUDsExperienceChronic disease managementPrimary prevention 'screening servicesClinical GovernanceDelivery of QoF targets Self-audit and reflectionOrganised and efficient in record keeping and completion of paperworkOrganised and efficient in record keeping and completion of paperworkTime management being able to prioritise work and work under pressureEMIS WebDocmanAdaptability to changeService DevelopmentAptitude and abilitiesWillingness to share and collaborate across entire primary health teamAbility to develop and maintain effective working relationships with multi-disciplinary and multi-agency teamsAbility to work flexiblyAbility to recognise own limitations and act upon them appropriatelyWillingness to learn new skills and to problem solve on a daily basisAn understanding, acceptance and adherence to the need for strict confidentialityAbility to work within the changing structures of the NHS and work to the requirements of other regulatory bodiesAbility to input to strategic and practice development requirementsAbility to challenge traditional models of working and to suggest improvements for change in a positive and inclusive mannerMotivationCommitment to delivering a high standard of patient centred careCommitment to continuity of careCommitment to primary prevention and health improvementAddressing health inequalitiesDisclosure and Barring Service Check This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.Depending on experience, we offer 3 options for Salaried GPs#J-18808-Ljbffr

Created: 2026-04-25