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NHS Jobs invites applications for the Lead GP role at the Haslemere Proactive Care Hub. This senior clinical leadership post will oversee proactive, person-centred care for patients with frailty and chronic conditions, working with the Royal Surrey Clinical Director and the Hub team.
The successful candidate will maintain a direct clinical role, support service delivery, and collaborate to strengthen integrated community care within Haslemere.
Job Title Clinical Lead (Primary Care) Haslemere Hub Proactive Care Hub Department Procare Primary and Community Division Reports to Clinical Director for Proactive Care Services Responsible For Clinical leadership and strategic oversight of the Proactive Long Term Conditions Hub Salary £14.500 per session per annum Contract In line with the community contract timeframe Sessions Up to 1 to 2 Work Base Haslemere Community Hospital Job Summary The Lead GP provides primary care clinical leadership for the Haslemere Proactive Care Hub, ensuring the service remains clinically relevant, responsive to local general practice and focused on delivering proactive, person-centred care for people living with frailty, multiple long-term conditions and complex care needs. The postholder works collaboratively with the Royal Surrey Clinical Director, Hub Operational Manager and multidisciplinary team to support the day to day clinical delivery of the Hub. The postholder will be the clinical lead for the Hub and will also be expected to maintain a direct clinical role, including seeing patients as part of agreed Hub activity. This is an operational clinical leadership role for the Haslemere Hub and does not hold strategic or system-wide accountability. Job Purpose The Clinical Lead GP will Provide operational GP leadership for the Haslemere Proactive Care Hub. Support high quality multidisciplinary team decision-making. Act as the clinical link between the Hub and local GP practices. Support the development of the Integrated Neighbourhood Team, working collaboratively with partners to strengthen integrated, proactive care. Support safe, evidence-based and person-centred care. Contribute to service improvement and evaluation. Support delivery of agreed clinical outcomes and KPIs.