GP – Team-Supported Practice with Home Visits & EMIS

The Methodist Church in Britain; Ryton, Blaydon on Tyne, Gateshead; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 120,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Protected time for certain duties

Job summary

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a sessional GP to join a growing practice network in Crawcrook, with branch surgeries in Rowlands Gill and Blaydon. The post involves 14 fifteen-minute face-to-face appointments per session, a share of home visits, bloods and medical reports, and a four-day commitment per week within a supportive multidisciplinary team.

Full GMC registration and EMIS experience are essential, with opportunities to train trainees and contribute to clinical practice

Qualifications

• Medical degree and full GMC registration.
• Experience using EMIS clinical system.
• UK GP registerable qualifications preferred.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-quality patient care through face-to-face and telephone consultations.
• Prescribe, refer, treat and advise patients.
• Undertake home visits when required, supported by the Rapid Response Team.
• Complete clinical administration for patients seen, including tasks and bloods.
• Share urgent and routine clinical task groups and medical reports across the team.
• Respond to clinical queries from the wider team.
• Use in-house and external services when needed.
• Attend clinical practice meetings and use the EMIS system.

Skills

Patient care

Clinical decision making

Team collaboration

Telephone consultations

Education

GP registrar training

GP vocational training

Medical degree

Tools

EMIS

Job description

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a sessional GP to join a growing practice network in Crawcrook, with branch surgeries in Rowlands Gill and Blaydon. The post involves 14 fifteen-minute face-to-face appointments per session, a share of home visits, bloods and medical reports, and a four-day commitment per week within a supportive multidisciplinary team.

Full GMC registration and EMIS experience are essential, with opportunities to train trainees and contribute to clinical practice