Community ENT GPwSI/GPwER Primary Care Specialist

The Methodist Church in Britain; Grimsby, Wallasey; On-site; GBP 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

HealthHarmonie is seeking a GP with specialist ENT interest for a six‑month post in community ENT clinics providing services for primary care referrals. Registration with GMC and GP Register inclusion are required.

The role focuses on assessing and treating routine ENT conditions, performing office-based procedures, and offering expert advice to GP colleagues to support seamless patient care across primary and secondary settings.

Qualifications

• Excellent clinical assessment, diagnostic and decision-making skills.
• Strong communication and multidisciplinary working.

Responsibilities

• Run specialist ENT clinics for patients referred from primary care.
• Assess, diagnose and manage routine ENT conditions in the community.
• Carry out procedures within your scope of practice, such as microsuction and simple nasal cautery.
• Make clinical decisions, plan treatment and refer onward where appropriate.
• Refer patients whose needs fall outside the commissioned service to urgent, hospital, tertiary or MDT pathways.
• Provide expert advice to GP colleagues and multidisciplinary teams.
• Work with secondary care ENT specialists to ensure seamless patient care.
• Contribute to developing and improving ENT pathways and services.
• Support education and knowledge-sharing across the primary care workforce.
• Manage adults and children within the locally commissioned age range and agreed service criteria.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Communication

Multidisciplinary teamwork

Job description

HealthHarmonie is seeking a GP with specialist ENT interest for a six‑month post in community ENT clinics providing services for primary care referrals. Registration with GMC and GP Register inclusion are required.

The role focuses on assessing and treating routine ENT conditions, performing office-based procedures, and offering expert advice to GP colleagues to support seamless patient care across primary and secondary settings.