Salaried GPNHS

Job summary

Shaftesbury Medical Centre is looking to recruit Salaried GP for 4 - 6 sessions per week

The post-holder is expected to carry out the full range of GP duties within primary care, including conducting consultations (face-to-face, telephone, video, and online), managing duty GP responsibilities, performing home visits, completing mother and baby checks, handling prescriptions, reviewing results and correspondence, and maintaining timely clinical administration.

Main duties of the job

• Participating in meeting and completing QOF targets.
• Participating and assisting with Prescribing Audits.
• Participating and assisting with Enhanced/LIS Services.
• When required Participate in Extended Hours Rota following mutual agreement
• Assisting with the supervision and support of Medical Students, GP Trainees, Physician Associate, ANP, Clinical Pharmacist.
• Any other reasonable role to support the Practice and Partners
• Attendance of Practice Meetings
• Attendance of Clinical Meetings

Job description

Key responsibilities include assessing and managing patients with undifferentiated conditions, identifying disease risks, developing care plans, providing health education and counselling, making autonomous clinical decisions, referring patients appropriately, and keeping accurate clinical records. The role also involves prescribing in line with practice and ICB guidelines, supporting audits, and undertaking other routine GP responsibilities. Additional duties may include assisting with private medical reports/examinations and participating in ward rounds for residential or nursing home patients when required.

About us

Shaftesbury Medical Centre is a well-established NHS general practice serving a diverse and vibrant community in South Harrow, North West London. The practice provides comprehensive primary care services to approximately 5,500 patients and is committed to delivering high-quality, patient-centred healthcare in an inclusive and supportive environment. mentoring, and continuous professional development. The practice also has a strong interest in research, contributing to projects that improve patient care and NHS services. committed to understanding and responding to the needs of its local population. recognised as a Safe Surgery, demonstrating its commitment to equitable access to healthcare for all members of the community. teamwork, and supportive leadership. service development and technology. listening, learning, and delivering the best possible care. a diverse local community.*