Part-Time GP: Transform Primary Care (25h/wk, 6 sessions)

Royal College of General Practitioners; Castle Point; Remote; GBP 101,000 - 124,000; Full time

Job summary

Operose Health is seeking a General Practitioner for a 25-hour on-site role at St Luke's Health Centre. The salary is £112,500 FTE, with responsibilities spanning high-quality clinical care, governance, and patient outcomes.

The role involves consultations, triage, prescriptions, and collaboration with practice teams to meet KPIs. The ideal candidate holds GMC registration, NHS performers list, and GP accreditation (MRCGP or equivalent), with knowledge of QOF and clinical systems such as

Qualifications

• Current GMC registration and NHS performers list, with active clinical work.
• GP accreditation (MRCGP) or equivalent experience.
• Commitment to high-quality patient care and safety.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality clinical care to the patients registered and attending the GP surgery and to work closely with the clinical leads and local practice team to support the delivery of the surgeries operational plan.
• Participate in clinical governance activity and contribute to improvement in health outcomes through audit, QOF, and other quality standards.
• Provide clinical care as described in the job plan, including consultations (in person and by video), triage, prescriptions, and other clinical administration, safeguarding, reports, and home visits.

Skills

GMC Registration

GP Accreditation

NHS Clinician

Education

GP Qualification (MRCGP)

Tools

SystmOne

EMISweb

Job description

Operose Health is seeking a General Practitioner for a 25-hour on-site role at St Luke's Health Centre. The salary is £112,500 FTE, with responsibilities spanning high-quality clinical care, governance, and patient outcomes.

The role involves consultations, triage, prescriptions, and collaboration with practice teams to meet KPIs. The ideal candidate holds GMC registration, NHS performers list, and GP accreditation (MRCGP or equivalent), with knowledge of QOF and clinical systems such as