Posted 12 days ago
Description
Windrush Medical Practice is recruiting a salaried GP to its established, GP-owned team, which serves over 21,000 patients. The post is sessional and covers the full range of general medical services under the GMS contract, including surgery and telephone consultations, home visits, prescribing and work on QOF, audit and enhanced services. The practice is a training practice with undergraduate teaching and research links, and offers mentoring for clinicians new to it. Applicants need full GMC registration, a National Performers List entry and defence indemnity.
What the job involves
- Deliver the full range of general medical services under the job plan and GMS contract
- Support the partners in delivering practice aims and services
- Hold surgery, telephone and home visit consultations
- Make autonomous decisions on presenting problems and assess undiagnosed problems
- Develop care plans, offer counselling and health education, and screen for disease risk
- Issue acute and repeat prescriptions, checking repeats and prescribing per the formulary where clinically appropriate
- Keep clear, contemporaneous consultation notes, records and correspondence to agreed standards
- Support clinical governance, QOF, enhanced services, practice audit and referral review
- Take part in practice meetings and practice training
- Take part in NHS appraisal and revalidation
- Maintain patient confidentiality under GMS guidance
What’s required
Qualifications
- Qualified GP with CCT (Certificate of Completion of Training)
Registration & licences
- Full GMC registration
- National Performers List registration
- Appropriate defence indemnity
- Eligibility to practise independently in the UK
Nice to have
- MRCGP
What’s offered
- 15-minute GP appointments
- Allocated daily administration time
- First-line document management by trained Practice Assistants
- Experienced multidisciplinary team
- Regular clinical meetings and peer support
- Mentoring for clinicians new to the practice
- Opportunities to contribute to teaching and research
- Collaborative practice culture
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