General Practitioner

Join a progressive Brighton & Hove practice as we prepare to launch a new organisation in January 2027, with a rebrand & new management. Bring your ideas. Develop your interests. Help build a modern, supportive approach to general practice, with compassionate care & staff wellbeing at its heart. THE PRACTICAL BITS Designed around you. 15-minute routine appointments: time to consult properly. Non-duty clinical sessions: 12 appointments, plus 10 minutes for admin. One paid admin session weekly, with the option to work from home. Pro-rata duty rota managing online requests; infrequent home visits. SystmOne and Accurx Triage, supported by pharmacy and multidisciplinary teams. BMA contract on GMS terms. SUPPORT TO DEVELOP Mentoring, CPD and opportunities to develop clinical interests or contribute to education, service development and leadership. A DIVERSE COMMUNITY. A STRONG TEAM. Around 25,500 patients across three sites in Brighton, Hove and Portslade. Pharmacy, paramedic and nursing colleagues support our work. Training is provided for working with neurodiverse, trans, non-binary and intersex patients. WHO WERE LOOKING FOR Full GMC registration; MRCGP or equivalent; general practice experience; safe clinical judgement; a collaborative, inclusive approach; and commitment to CPD, safeguarding and clinical governance. UK work eligibility and ability to work across all three sites are essential. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and can discuss reasonable adjustments during recruitment.

As a GP, your clinical responsibilities include conducting surgery and telephone consultations, managing queries, home visits, repeat prescriptions, and timely correspondence. You will make autonomous decisions for self-referred and referred patients, assess undiagnosed health concerns, screen for disease risks, provide counselling, and deliver health education. You will admit or discharge patients, refer to other care providers, and ensure consultation notes and data meet agreed standards. Responsibilities include issuing computer-generated prescriptions, adhering to the Practice prescribing formulary, and fulfilling duties expected of a GP in primary care. Organisational responsibilities involve participating in developing and delivering new services and care models, adhering to Practice policies (e.g., prescribing, confidentiality, data protection), and committing to ongoing learning and evidence-based best practices. You will contribute to Enhanced Services, QOF/IIF initiatives, audits, and clinical standard setting. Additional duties include maintaining and developing patient records, summarising and Read-Coding data, and attending relevant training and events.