Salaried/Regular Locum GP

Job summary

Due to the recent retirement of our Senior Partner, we are looking to recruit the right person to join our remaining team of four full-time partners. We are open to applications from all types of candidates, be it salaried or locum, full-time or part time, but we particularly welcome anyone who is interested in the delivery of personal list-based care. We are a relaxed, hard-working team and the role would ideally suit a candidate with a few years' experience who is looking to progress in their career.

We are a one-site PMS practice with 14650, and together with the other three practices in the Fleet area we form Fleet Primary Care Network. We have an active role in the workings of the PCN on a local and ICS footprint, and we benefit from having Frimley Park Hospital as our closest secondary care facility. Fleet is in Hart and Rushmoor, an area that consistently rates among the highest in terms of quality of life in the country. Fleet has good road and rail links with London and surrounding towns and countryside.

We operate with EMIS Web, are high QoF achievers and are CQC rated good.

Salary, sessions and job plan are negotiable depending on experience.

Main duties of the job

We would expect the successful candidate to perform the usual duties

• Consultations by telephone triage, eConsult and face to face
• Diagnose and follow up with appropriate treatment plan
• Participate with the requirements of QOF and other Enhanced Service
• Record accurate and precise notes to EMIS
• Demonstrate excellent communication and listening skills.
• Work closely with the GP Partners, Managing Partner and other clinical team members
• Where required, communicate with members of our other practices within Fleet PCN
• Other clinical experience and the opportunities to use these at the surgery can be discussed
• Participate in any practice meetings, training or local PCN events where appropriate and required.

About us

You would join a team that also comprises of a paramedic home-visiting service, in-house first contact musculoskeletal and mental health practitioners, physicians associate and clinical care co-ordinator, social prescriber, practice nurses, HCAs and phlebotomists. Patients and their GPs value the relationships that develop through personal lists, enabling us to provide a meaningful and efficient service for our population. This can be seen in the results of our recent patient survey and high QOF achievements. It also means we dont do duty days.