Urgent Care GP Lead | Clinical Governance & Quality

Partnering Health Ltd; West Bromwich, Birmingham; Presencial; GBP 90.000 - 110.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a Clinical Lead GP to oversee urgent care services across Sandwell and Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. The role focuses on clinical leadership, governance, and cross-site assurance within a busy urgent care environment.

The post requires GMC registration, GP training with CCT, and MRCGP. The role includes supervising clinicians, driving audits, and ensuring high standards of patient safety and care within NHS guidelines.

Formación

• Full GMC registration with licence to practise
• Enhanced DBS check
• Active CPD and lifelong learning

Responsabilidades

• Provide consultations, assessment and treatment for urgent care patients with clear records and autonomous decisions
• Provide clinical leadership and support to GPs and clinical colleagues
• Lead and supervise the clinical team across both sites
• Lead clinical quality assurance, audits and quality improvement projects
• Provide assurance to Medical Director on safety, quality and performance
• Identify clinical risks and work with teams on mitigation plans
• Support safeguarding, NHS policies, KPIs and service specifications
• Assist GP recruitment including interviews and locum decisions
• Review medical-legal claims or GMC investigations with resourcing team
• Provide cross-site clinical cover as required

Conocimientos

Clinical leadership

Audits & governance

Communication skills

Time management

Team collaboration

Educación

MBBS or equivalent medical degree

GP training with CCT

MRCGP or equivalent

Herramientas

Microsoft Office

Clinical IT systems

Descripción del empleo

The Methodist Church in Britain is seeking a Clinical Lead GP to oversee urgent care services across Sandwell and Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. The role focuses on clinical leadership, governance, and cross-site assurance within a busy urgent care environment.

The post requires GMC registration, GP training with CCT, and MRCGP. The role includes supervising clinicians, driving audits, and ensuring high standards of patient safety and care within NHS guidelines.