Salaried GP

Royal College of General Practitioners; Maidstone; On-site; GBP 115,000 - 135,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

NHS Pension Scheme

Indemnity and fees covered where this是

Job summary

Royal College of General Practitioners in Maidstone is seeking a Salaried GP to join a forward-thinking practice. You will step into a fully-staffed rota with no inherited caseload, on a Thursday and Friday pattern, with protected admin and CPD time, and no routine duty doctor duties.

The role offers strong development support and a light home-visits component. Clinically-focused and NHS-aligned, the position welcomes newly-qualified GPs and provides a supportive, wellbeing-conscious team

Qualifications

• Must be a General Practitioner registered with the GMC.

Responsibilities

• Join a fully-staffed rota with no inherited caseload.
• Work pattern: Thursday full day and Friday shorter session.
• Protected admin and CPD time in every session.
• No routine duty doctor responsibilities or extended hours.
• Occasional light home visits within the pattern.
• Support for professional development and supervision.
• Newly-qualified GPs welcome and supported.

Skills

GP experience

Total triage

AI-assisted triage

Education & training

Education

GP qualification

Job description

Salaried GP | Maidstone

Background

This is a rare opportunity to join a forward-thinking practice as a genuinely additional GP, not a backfill. You will step into a fully-staffed rota with a clean slate and no inherited caseload, working within a modern, purpose-built site designed around protecting clinical time. It is an unusually clean canvas for a Salaried GP who wants high-quality general practice without the usual pressures.

Location

The practice is based in Maidstone, the largest town in Kent, with strong road and rail links across the South East. Nearby towns including Tonbridge (around 20 minutes by car), Sittingbourne (around 20 minutes) and Ashford (around 30 minutes) all offer realistic commuting options, and Maidstone has a mainline rail service into London.

The Practice

• GP Training Practice, with an established and embedded training culture supporting GP trainees and medical students
• Genuinely forward-thinking, an early adopter of total triage and AI-supported triage technology, with clinical correspondence triaged before it reaches GPs
• Low administrative burden, with dedicated admin time built into every session and a wider team absorbing non-clinical work
• Genuinely light home-visiting requirement, with duty and extended hours covered elsewhere in the rota
• Close-knit team culture with daily huddles and a genuine wellbeing infrastructure
• Strong partnership team, salaried GP team and a large wider multidisciplinary team
• CQC rated Good overall, including Outstanding for Well-Led

Your Role

• A genuinely additional post created to meet growing demand, not a backfill, so you start with a clean slate and no inherited caseload
• Working pattern of Thursday (full day) and Friday (a shorter session with flexibility on start and finish time)
• Protected admin and CPD time built into every session
• No routine duty doctor responsibility, and no expectation to take part in extended hours
• Genuinely rare home visits on this working pattern
• Real support for professional development, including routes into education and supervision
• Newly-qualified GPs welcomed and supported

Salary and Benefits

• Sessional rate of £11,500 per session
• NHS Pension Scheme
• Professional indemnity and fees covered where this is your sole employed role
• 6 weeks' annual leave (pro rata) plus 2 NHS days and bank holidays
• 1 week's study leave
• BMA model contract

You must be qualified as a General Practitioner and registered with the GMC and UK performers list.