Salaried GP
Red House Surgery
Cambridge
Salary
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Posted
2 days ago
About the role
This is an exciting opportunity to join our friendly, well-organised GP training and Cambridge University teaching practice. To support our practice's approach to a favourable work/life balance, we are looking for a Salaried GP to work 6 sessions per week. We are keen to employ an enthusiastic and motivated GP who will bring a compassionate approach to patient care and become a valuable member of our successful practice team.
Salaried GPs work as part of the team, sharing duties on different days, e.g. Conducting telephone and video consultations with patients Seeing patients face-to-face, including home visits where needed Duty doctor/back up doctor responsible for triaging 'same day' patient concerns via telephone or AccuRx triage Checking and signing repeat prescriptions Checking and filing test results and medical reports Making referrals and signposting patients Working to achieve high standards on QOF targets by completing reviews and creating care plans for patients Supporting student doctors through shared consultations and debriefing sessions Sharing personal expertise through tutorials Completing requests for medical forms and private reports Authorising SARs
The Red House Surgery is a friendly and hard-working organisation. Clinical staff include twelve GPs, GP registrars, clinical pharmacy team, personalised care team, physiotherapists, advanced clinical practitioner, nurses and GPA's. Non-clinical staff include managers and a team of patient services administrators Our branch surgery is located at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge and provides an opportunity to work with students and staff at the University. We are a forward thinking and pro-active surgery, always aiming to maintain the highest standards of practice to deliver excellent care to our patients, as well as protecting the safety and well-being of staff. All departments work together to achieve our aims and mutual support is a key aspect of our ethos. As GP practice is continually evolving, we adapt quickly to new ways of doing things and embrace improvements to practice and technology as they become available.