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Brook Medical Centre in Northampton is seeking an Advanced Nurse/Clinical Practitioner to join our busy primary care team on the eastern side of the town. The role includes triage of undifferentiated illnesses, prescribing and managing long-term conditions, and supporting GP triage of minor illness calls.
You will maintain accurate patient records, participate in audits, and contribute to QoF outcomes while upholding professional standards and continuous professional development.
We are seeking an Advanced Nurse/ Clinical Practitioner to join our busy practice on the Eastern side of Northampton. Our ideal candidate will be an experienced prescriber with an interest in one or more longterm conditions as well as the ability to assist our GPs triage minor illness calls. Our practice is patient centric and keen to ensure patients get the best treatment to meet their needs.Main duties of the job You will be expected to: Triage patients with undifferentiated and undiagnosed problems and make an assessment of their healthcare needs Undertake assessment, diagnosis, treatment, prescribing, referral and discharge as appropriate and deliver key elements of NSFs, providing public health, health protection and promotion programmes that improve health and reduce inequalities Work with the clinical team to achieve maximum QoF outcomes., Job Purpose:To provide a high-quality service to the patients of the Practice; diagnosing and prescribing treatments and drugs while working within defined procedures and policies.
Our mission is to provide comprehensive medical services that meet the needs of our patients while fostering a culture of respect, confidentiality, and continuous improvement. We value patient safety, clinical excellence, and community engagement, ensuring every individual receives personalised care. Brook Medical Centre strives to maintain the highest standards of clinical care and patient experience. Our team of experienced GPs, nurses, and administrative staff work collaboratively to ensure timely access to services and continuity of care.