Salaried GP

Job summary

We are looking for a 2-session salaried GP to come and join our fantastic team from April 2025 working on Wednesdays.

For us it is all about finding the right person to join us, so if you aspire to our values and are looking for a rewarding job in a supportive environment, please get in touch and one our GP partners will give you a call.

We are situated in a beautiful part of rural East Sussex with very good schools, close to the seaside and good links to London.

Main duties of the job

You will undertake all aspects of the GP role.

Your clinics will be a mix of face to face appointments, telephone calls and video calls, if appropriate. You will also undertake home visits and deal with patient tasks, results, referrals and other paperwork, as required.

We have weekly GP meetings to discuss all aspects of the business and any clinical issues we wish to talk about together, as well as regular 1:1 sessions for support and development. All GP's are very approachable and work collaboratively to do the best for our patients providing high quality care.

About us

Quality integrated care and patient well being is at the heart of everything we do. We are a dynamic, forward thinking, friendly and innovative part-dispensing semi-rural GP practice based across 2 sites, one in Robertsbridge and the other in Battle, East Sussex.

We have two 2 GP partners, 2 salaried GPs, 3 practice nurses and a phlebotomist. We have 6,300 patients across the 2 sites. We work on EMIS web and have a good CQC rating with high QOF attainment and very good patient satisfaction coming 3rd out of 157 GP surgeries in Sussex.

We are finalising plans for a new surgery in Robertsbridge in the next 2 years. This will enable us to expand our services and we would consider any special interests you would like to develop.

We currently host medical students and are keen to become a GP training practice once we have new larger premises, if you would like to become involved in this.

We work closely with our PCN and are supported by various practitioners working for the PCN, such as clinical pharmacists, pharmacy technicians, first contact physiotherapists and social prescribers as well as a nurse practitioner and care coordinator who respond to a large proportion of our engage e-mail consultations.