Urgent Primary Care GP – Portfolio Role

Job summary

Did you know you can work as a Salaried General Practitioner in GP Out of Hours? Giving you the opportunity to have guaranteed hours and with an unsociable hours uplift? Here in north Wales we're looking for GPs to join our friendly GP OOH team!

The Role:

What have Salaried GP roles available at all of our GP OOH sites across north Wales.

• We offer a generous relocation package of up to £8k.
• We are able to be flexible on your contract with full, part or portfolio contracts available.
• Generous annual leave allowance, of 30 days per year, plus bank holidays.

We have roles available across north Wales, in:

• Alltwen
• Bangor
• Bodelwyddan
• Colwyn Bay
• Deeside
• Wrexham

Main duties of the job

Why should you apply?

• We can offer you guaranteed hours
• Opportunity to have a fixed rota for your OOH shifts
• 30 days Annual leave (pro rata)
• Holiday & sickness pay
• Unsociable hours uplift for out of hours working (25%)
• Up to £8k relocation allowance
• Opportunity to be part of a hardworking and caring team
• 1 session per week CPD (if working 9 sessions/ 37.5hours) Professional development activities may include CPD, service development, clinical governance, teaching and supervision of trainee ANPs and registrars
• Opportunities to develop professionally
• Portfolio role opportunities, but no requirement to work outside the area of your choice

About us

Portfolio roles in north Wales

• We have a number of GPs in north Wales that work a Portfolio role, whether that be a split between in and out of hours Primary Care, or working in a secondary care speciality.
• We are able to support you to develop a Portfolio role between GP Out of hours and a Salaried GP role in a Health Board Practice.
  • This could be working 2 days in a Health Board Practice, 1 evening and 1 weekend day in Out of Hours for example.
  • There is opportunity's to take up work in Urgent Primary Care Centres or the Single Integrated Clinical Assessment and Triage (SICAT) based in the Welsh Ambulance Service Trust call centre to assess patients who call and direct them through the most appropriate pathway