Salaried GP
Wye Valley Surgery
High Wycombe
Salary
£48,000 – £49,200
Posted
3 weeks ago
About the role
Wye Valley Surgery is an established GP practice, based in High Wycombe, serving 12,000 patients; our whole team aims to improve the health of our patients, alongside enhancing their experience of patient care with a great family team ethos. We are educationally focused and offer ongoing training and development whilst providing a supportive, working environment. Due to our Salaried GP moving out of area we are looking for a GP to join our dedicated and friendly team at the surgery for 6 sessions. You will be working within a team of 45 which includes 4 partners and 5 Salaried GPs. The candidate must be able to work these sessions on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday. The successful candidate will be working as a Salaried GP, supporting the development of services we provide, and be part of our experienced clinical team providing and maintaining high-quality patient cantered care for our patients, from diagnosis to long term management. You will be a qualified GP, and enjoy being part of a great, dynamic team offering best patient care. If you have a passion for Diabetic care this is advantageous. We are looking for a Salaried GP who wants to proactively be apart of the team, be passionate about developing their clinical skills and helping the practice develop their footprint within the integrated neighbourhood team setting, by attending PLT and steering events where appropriate.
A Salaried GP works as an autonomous practitioner, responsible for the provision of medical services to the practice population, delivering an excellent standard of clinical care while complying with the contract. Furthermore, the post-holder will adhere to the GMC standards for good medical practice, contributing to the effective management of the practice, leading by example, and maintaining a positive, collaborative working relationship with the multidisciplinary team. The role is to support, mentor, and supervise other healthcare professionals within the organisation and be an integral part of the general practice team.