Salaried GP

Job summary

** Excellent Opportunity for Salaried GP **

We are looking for an enthusiastic, flexible and reliable Salaried GP to join our evolving practice.

This is a unique chance to join a successful and forward thinking surgery as a Salaried GP. You would be working with a varied patient demographic and an experienced Multi-disciplinary team, including Practice Nurses, Clinical Pharmacists and a Paramedic.

The surgery is keen to promote specialist interest areas and offer a flexible session plan to allow Doctors to meet the demands of the patient base.

You would have a key role in the development of the surgery within the local area, as well as the option for developing a portfolio career.

Main duties of the job

Main duties of the job

Varied patient demographic with a manageable workload, and great support from an experienced multi-disciplinary clinical team

The clinical day is usually split between a mix of e-consults, telephone calls and face to face appointments. Monday - Friday our clinics run from 0800 - 1830.

Offering 4-6 sessions, with some flexibility of working days and session timings.

We are offering £11,250 per session and will cover MDU.

We offer 6 weeks pro rata leave with one week study leave.

Experience of working in South East London desirable.

Experience working with trainees and medical students desirable.

About us

Now known as Everest Health Partnership (formerly Sherard Road Medical Centre), we are a practice based over three sites - in Eltham, in Kidbrooke Village (Close to Blackheath), and in Chislehurst.

Practice list size of 18K patients and growing over the next 3-5 years as the new developments are due to complete in Kidbrooke.

Our team - 5 Partners,4 salaried doctors, 4 GP registrars, an Advanced Care Practitioner, 4 Nurses, 3 Pharmacists and 2 dedicated prescribing clerks.

Support for development of special interests

Highly organised practice with a well-staffed team of clinical and clerical staff, who meet regularly to provide support and best practice

List size of over 18,000 patients