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Menlo Park Recruitment is advertising a Salaried GP position in Oswestry. The role emphasizes continuity of care, a balanced workload, and flexible session times within a close-knit team. The practice offers home visits where appropriate and a modern, supportive working environment.
The post is hosted by a GP training practice with opportunities to supervise registrars and students, while maintaining high quality patient care and staff wellbeing. A generous benefits package accompanies the role.
BackgroundThis is a rare chance to join a practice that has deliberately stepped back from total triage and duty doctor systems, protecting salaried GPs from the volume of e-consult work many peers now face. Sessions are built around continuity and manageable clinical contacts rather than a constant digital inbox. With a supportive, close-knit team and genuine flexibility over how your day is structured, this is general practice run the way many GPs wish it still was.
The practice is based in Oswestry, Shropshire, a market town close to the Welsh border with good road links via the A5 and A483. Shrewsbury is around 25 minutes away by car, with Wrexham and Whitchurch both within about 30 minutes, giving a good range of commuting options and local amenities.
Your Role Option to complete admin tasks remotely outside your clinical sessions, with full laptop and home access provided
4 to 6 sessions available, with flexibility on the exact number for the right candidate
No requirement to work Mondays, with Thursday and Friday sessions particularly welcomed
Flexible start and finish times, with most salaried GPs finishing by around 6.30pm
Pooled patient list, with a typical patient contact rate of around 13 per session
Low home visiting requirement, averaging fewer than one visit per working day
Protected from e-consult triage, which is managed separately by the partnership
Study leave and development of clinical special interests actively supported and funded
You must be qualified as a General Practitioner and registered with the GMC and UK performers list.