Salaried GP

We're looking for a friendly, enthusiastic Salaried GP to join our close-knit team for 4-6 sessions per week. Yalding Surgery is a well-established dispensing practice serving approximately 7,100 patients in the beautiful Kent countryside, just outside Maidstone. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality, patient-centred care whilst maintaining a supportive, enjoyable working environment for our team.

This is an excellent opportunity to join a stable practice with experienced clinical and administrative teams, modern purpose-built premises, strong community links and genuine opportunities to develop your interests. Why choose Yalding Surgery? Friendly, approachable GP partners and supportive multidisciplinary team Modern purpose-built dispensing practice 7,100 patient list with a loyal local community Active Patient Participation Group and Friends of Yalding Surgery charity High QOF achievement Hosting KMMS medical students supporting the next generation of clinicians Excellent nursing, dispensary and administrative teams Close working relationships within the Weald Primary Care Network Opportunities to develop specialist interests including women's health, minor surgery and teaching Six weeks annual leave plus one week's study leave (pro rata) NHS Pension Scheme Beautiful semi-rural location with excellent access to Maidstone, Tonbridge and the M20

As a Salaried GP you will: Provide high-quality, patient-centred care through face-to-face, telephone and online consultations. Participate in the shared duty doctor rota. Undertake home visits where appropriate. Manage clinical correspondence and associated administration. Work collaboratively with our multidisciplinary team. Contribute to teaching, quality improvement and clinical governance where appropriate. Support the ongoing development of the practice and wider Primary Care Network. What you can expect: 10-minute appointments with a manageable workload of approximately 13 patients in a morning session and 12 patients in an afternoon session. Regular breaks throughout the day, giving you time to recharge and catch up with colleagues. A shared duty doctor system, ensuring urgent work is distributed fairly across the clinical team. A low home visit workload, supported by our wider multidisciplinary team wherever appropriate. Excellent clinical and administrative support, including our Medical Assistants, who play a key role in reducing GP administrative workload by assisting with clinical correspondence, document management and other non-clinical tasks. A friendly, approachable team where GPs are encouraged to ask questions, share ideas and support one another.