General Practitioner
Posted 5 days 3 hours ago by NHS
We are looking for a Salaried GP to join afriendly, very well regarded team in Bartley Green, near the border ofsouth-west Birmingham and Worcestershire.
We are seeking a 6 (negotiable) session salarieddoctor. This is to help meet the long-term need to provide capacity for agrowing practice list.
What we offer
Protected lunch break in a relaxing staff area.
6 weeks annual leave & 1 week study leave per annum
Well attended social events
Competitive rate of pay
Scope to develop your jobrole & future potential within the local area
Main duties of the job6mutually agreed sessions
An interest in supporting our teaching ethos
A team player
Starting date is negotiable, we are prepared to wait for the rightcandidate
About us2 Equity Partners,4 Salaried GPs,1 Physician Associate, 3Practice Nurses and 2 Healthcare Assistants
A well lead and resourceful reception and administrative team.
A friendly, supportive & progressive practice
Modern purpose-built building, recently refurbished
CQC rated good across all areas
Patient list size is currently 7500.
Job responsibilitiesPrimary care doctor responsible for a broad range of health issues, from diagnosing and treating common illnesses to managing chronic conditions and providing preventative care
We are a training practice: ST2/ST3, as well as regular medical studentsand nursing students.
We promote team learning through regular educational meetings
We encourage study leave to support revalidation & special interestareas
We achieve high QOF scores &participate in enhanced services
We are Involved in the local health economy, represented within PCNs, aswell as CCG Safeguarding Team.
We have an innovative Workflow System to reduce administrative burdenfor clinicians
We use the SystmOne for amodern, paper light way of working
Person Specification Qualifications- Qualified GP
- Qualified GP
- Experience of working with clinical Systm one, although full training will be given
- Experience for working in primary care
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.