GP Salaried

Job Summary

The information below indicates the main areas of the job but is not a complete picture of the role and this should sit alongside the job description for a salaried GP.

Clinics: 6 sessions per week, cover required on a Thursday and Friday but flexible for rest of week.

Typical Day: 8:00 – 18:00 – Triage 2 Doctor days – 18:30
A standard clinic is 13 patients in the morning and 12 patients in the afternoon.

Due to the recent implementation of Total Triage, we no longer have duty sessions.

You will cover a Total Triage session which will ordinarily be once a week with the day to be confirmed by the rota.

You may be required to support your team by doing additional Triage Doctors sessions when there is sickness or annual leave.

Responsibilities

Visits:

The majority of visits will be covered by our paramedic but there will be times when you will need to visit patients.

Supervision of nurses:

If you are Triage Doctor 2 and a nurse needs a GP opinion, script signing etc. then this is your responsibility. The ANP & Paramedic cover the minor illness clinics.

Our nurses are highly experienced, but will touch base with you where appropriate to discuss your patients. You may wish to work closely with a nurse when you have referred a patient to them.

Meetings:

Regular Clinical Team meetings Twice Monthly on Mondays – these can be joined via Teams.

PLT Events – External and in house PLT

Mentor:

You will be allocated a GP partner mentor, who is available to support you, although you may of course discuss any concerns with any of the Partners or GP colleagues

Administration:

You will be responsible for the filing of your own requested investigations for your patients. If GPs are on leave, you may receive some of theirs in rotation to deal with.

Filing of letters/blood tests – are distributed based upon your allocated amount of patients on the practice list and sessions worked.

We have a workflow system here that the administrative staff deal with the high volume low impact items. This has a beneficial effect on administrative tasks for GPs.

Signing of prescriptions this is this done electronically and/or paper form. Scripts are signed by the Duty Support Doctor. We undertake ETP here, so it is a mix or both electronic and paper signing. We have a dispensary too, so there are prescriptions to be signed for them when you are Duty Support Doctor.

Requirements

• Registered GP with the GMC and posses the right to work in the UK
• Will consider newly qualified GPs, as well as highly experienced GPs
• Patient focused GP committed to providing the highest level of care

About us

We are recruiting for an excellent Salaried GP role in the historic cathedral city of Chichester, West Sussex for a large sized forward-thinking practice. The practice is purpose built and with a dispensary located in it. You will have an excellent clinical support team within a training practice.

The surgery is based in central Chichester. We are a dispensing practice with a list size of around 14100.

We currently have 3 partners and in total 5 Salaried Doctors. One Paramedic, One ANP, Nursing Team and a Clinical Pharmacist.

Benefits Package

Key Benefits

• Circa £12,500 per session, depending on experience
• Indemnity paid
• NHS Pension
• 6 weeks annual leave and study leave allowance
• Two day full pay dependent leave per year
• Day off for Birthday (if it falls on a week day)
• 6 weeks annual leave and study leave allowance
• EAP scheme