Salaried GP

Job Title: SALARIED GENERAL PRACTITIONER Reports To: The Partners (Clinically) The Practice MANAGER (Administratively) Salary: From £11,250 per session depending on experience Hours: 6 sessions a week minimum - 3 full days compressed option available Annual leave: 6 times your number of weekly sessions (36 sessions) Study leave: Up to your weekly number of sessions (3-5 days) Core working hours:8am-6:30pm

Job summary

To work as an autonomous practitioner, responsible for the provision of medical services to the practice population, delivering an excellent standard of clinical care. 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, maintaining a positive, collaborative working relationship with the multidisciplinary team. Please see Job Description

Are you an enthusiastic and motivated GP and want a minimum of 6 clinical sessions? Come and join our friendly team at Market Street Health Group. We are a GP Training and Medical Student teaching practice in East Ham, Newham, looking after over 13,000 patients from very diverse backgrounds. Our work is also diverse. We pride ourselves on providing high quality services and we are keen on learning and developing new ways of working. We are part of the biggest Primary Care Network (PCN) in Newham and our CQC rating GOOD. As one of the larger practices in Newham we have 5 GP Partners, 2 Clinical Pharmacists, 1 Nurse, 3 Health Care Assistants and 2 Pharmacy Technicians. We have a named health visitor, a district nurse team and a midwife attached to the practice. We also host PCN staff. The clinical team is supported by the Practice Manager, a team of 8 Receptionists supervised by a Reception Lead, 6 secretaries/admin supervised by a Senior Secretary, a Medical Records Clerk, 2 Administrators and a Facilities Manager plus Apprentices. We have a PMS contract to deliver services to our patients and aim to achieve the higher standards and targets in the Quality and Outcomes Framework as well as local targets.