Salaried GP

Cardiff and Vale University Health Board; Gloucester; On-site; GBP 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

In-house mentorship

GP Fellowship scheme

Training practice

Job summary

Leckhampton Surgery in Gloucestershire seeks a Salaried GP to join a learning, supportive practice. The role offers collaboration with a multi-disciplinary team and a culture emphasising staff wellbeing and professional development. It may suit those new to practice or with portfolio opportunities.

The successful applicant will share a patient list to support continuity of care and participate in a range of fellowship and mentorship schemes available locally.

Qualifications

• Fully registered GP with GMC certification and fitness to practice.
• Commitment to high quality patient care and continuity of care.
• Interest in teaching and mentoring trainees welcomed.

Responsibilities

• Provide clinical care to patients in a friendly, supportive practice.
• Share responsibility for patient list to ensure continuity of care.
• Engage in training, mentorship and GP fellowship opportunities.

Skills

GP registration

Clinical governance

Team collaboration

Education

Medical degree

GMC registration

Tools

Phone consultations

Electronic health records

Job description

Leckhampton Surgery is well regarded locally. We have a culture of learning and mutual support, valuing the opinions of all members of our practice team. We prioritise staff well-being at all times and as a result have a very low turnover and enjoy a lovely working atmosphere in the building. Our 5 partners and 4 salaried doctors enjoy the opportunity to undertake some of their work together in an open-plan, multi-disciplinary hub. We find this builds a great team spirit, as team members can learn from each other, as well as work more collaboratively. Working from a traditional clinic room can also be accommodated if preferred. Our doctors consult with 25 patients on a routine day (in line with BMA guidance) comprising a mix of face-to-face and telephone appointments. We have very few home visits and these are usually undertaken by the urgent care team on the day. Duty doctor sessions are shared fairly and are capped to ensure workload is sustainable. The successful applicant will hold a share of the patient list, which supports continuity of care, professional development, and doctor satisfaction. We welcome expressions of interest from newly qualified (or about to be) GPs and experienced GPs alike. This could be a stand‑alone post, part of a portfolio career or to complement one of the many fellowship opportunities that are available in Gloucestershire.

• Highly regarded training practice with excellent feedback from trainees
• In-house mentorship for Newly Qualified GPs
• Supportive of Newly Qualified GP Fellowship scheme, Highly regarded training practice with excellent feedback from trainees
• In-house mentorship for Newly Qualified GPs
• Supportive of Newly Qualified GP Fellowship scheme

Disclosure and Barring Service Check

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.

A statement from an existing Salaried GP- 'Working at The Leckhampton Surgery has been genuinely rewarding. The team is supportive, collaborative, and committed to high quality patient care. I've felt valued from day one, with real encouragement to develop my clinical interests. Its a positive, well organised practice where you feel part of a caring community. Id happily recommend it to any GP looking for a supportive, forward thinking workplace.', Leckhampton Surgery is well regarded locally. We have a culture of learning and mutual support, valuing the opinions of all members of our practice team. We prioritise staff well-being at all times and as a result have a very low turnover and enjoy a lovely working atmosphere in the building. Our 5 partners and 4 salaried doctors enjoy the opportunity to undertake some of their work together in an open-plan, multi-disciplinary hub. We find this builds a great team spirit, as team members can learn from each other, as well as work more collaboratively. Working from a traditional clinic room can also be accommodated if preferred. Our doctors consult with 25 patients on a routine day (in line with BMA guidance) comprising a mix of face-to-face and telephone appointments. We have very few home visits and these are usually undertaken by the urgent care team on the day. Duty doctor sessions are shared fairly and are capped to ensure workload is sustainable. The successful applicant will hold a share of the patient list, which supports continuity of care, professional development, and doctor satisfaction. We welcome expressions of interest from newly qualified (or about to be) GPs and experienced GPs alike. This could be a stand‑alone post, part of a portfolio career or to complement one of the many fellowship opportunities that are available in Gloucestershire.