Salaried GP

The Methodist Church in Britain; Brentford; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free staff car park

Bicycle parking

Six weeks annual leave

Study leave

Practice training and external courses

Professional development support

Leadership opportunities

Regular clinical and practice meetings

Job summary

Brentford Group Practice is seeking a Salaried GP to join two partners and three salaried GPs serving about 8,100 patients. The role focuses on online triage, face-to-face and telephone consultations, home visits and signing off electronic prescriptions.

The post involves a four-session rota across Tuesday and Thursday within an active primary care network, with opportunities to contribute to clinical governance and leadership.

Qualifications

• Must have GMC registration and eligibility to practise independently in the UK.
• Experience of working in a primary care environment.
• Experience with QOF and clinical audit is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Provide medical care to the practice population to a high standard as an autonomous practitioner under GMC standards.
• Carry out online triage and advice, and conduct face-to-face and telephone consultations.
• Perform home visits and sign off electronic prescriptions with appropriate prescribing.
• Check results, scan documents and maintain accurate clinical records.
• Deliver services under the GMS contract and manage long-term conditions.
• Process referrals and repeat prescriptions in a timely manner.
• Participate in rotation as duty doctor and share workload evenly.
• Contribute to audits, significant event reviews and clinical governance.
• Support appraisal, revalidation and provide leadership and education for the team.

Education

MRCGP

Tools

SystmOne

Office

Outlook

Job description

Salaried GP post at Brentford Group Practice, which has two partners and three salaried GPs serving a list of about 8,100 patients. The work centres on online triage and advice, face-to-face and telephone consultations, home visits and signing off electronic prescriptions. The post is four sessions across Tuesday and Thursday, within a total triage system and an active primary care network. Applicants need GMC registration, eligibility to practise independently in the UK and experience of primary care.

What the job involves

• Provide medical care to the practice population to a high standard, as an autonomous practitioner under GMC standards
• Online triage and advice
• Face-to-face and telephone consultations
• Home visits
• Checking and signing off electronic prescriptions, and generic prescribing under local and national guidance
• Processing test results, scanning documents and keeping accurate clinical records
• Delivering services under the GMS contract and managing long-term conditions
• Processing referrals, repeat prescription requests and other administration in a timely manner
• Rotational duty doctor roles
• Taking an equal share of the practice workload and accepting delegated responsibility for an area or QOF
• Contributing to audit, significant event reviews and clinical governance, and attending practice and clinical meetings
• Ensuring appraisal compliance and completing revalidation, and providing leadership and education for the multidisciplinary team

What's required

Qualifications

• MRCGP

Registration & licences

• GMC registration
• Performers list entry
• Eligibility to practise independently in the UK

Experience

• Experience of working in a primary care environment
• Experience of continued professional development
• Experience of QOF and clinical audit
• General understanding of the GMS contract

Checks & eligibility

• DBS check

Nice to have

• Minimum of two years as a salaried GP
• Experience of medicines management
• Competent in SystmOne, Office and Outlook
• Experience of working in a GP setting (newly qualified GPs considered)

What's offered

• Free staff car park and bicycle parking
• Purpose-built health centre with air-conditioned clinical rooms
• Six weeks annual leave plus one week study leave
• Practice training programme and external training courses, subject to approval
• Support for professional development and flexibility
• Opportunities to develop special interests and progress in leadership
• Regular clinical and practice meetings