GP – Flexible, Well‑Supported Training Practice

The Methodist Church in Britain; West Midlands; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Well managed workload

Healthy work-life balance

Support to continue/special interests

Dedicated clinical and admin team

Job summary

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a salaried GP for a six-partner general practice that operates as a training practice within a primary care network. The role covers the full patient journey—from history and examination to diagnosis, treatment and review, including prescribing, minor surgery and mental health referrals.

The practice runs a list of 17,000 patients, has a dispensary, and supports GPs to develop special interests.

Qualifications

• Qualified General Practitioner (GP) registered with the appropriate professional body.
• Experience as a GP in a primary care setting is preferred.
• Nice to have working knowledge of EMIS.

Responsibilities

• Assess, diagnose, treat and evaluate care for patients with undifferentiated problems and complex needs.
• Clinically examine patients and plan care from physical and psychological perspectives.
• Prescribe and review medication, advise on side-effects and interactions, support adherence.
• Prioritise health problems and initiate emergency care when needed.
• Undertake minor surgery within own competence.
• Refer patients with mental health needs as appropriate.
• Maintain accurate, contemporaneous consultation records and manage workload.
• Deliver care in line with NICE guidelines and evidence-based practice, participate in audits and governance.
• Mentor junior staff and assess their competence.

Education

Qualified General Practitioner

Tools

EMIS

Job description

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a salaried GP for a six-partner general practice that operates as a training practice within a primary care network. The role covers the full patient journey—from history and examination to diagnosis, treatment and review, including prescribing, minor surgery and mental health referrals.

The practice runs a list of 17,000 patients, has a dispensary, and supports GPs to develop special interests.