PCN Salaried GP
Primary Care Careers
Ipswich
Salary
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Posted
1 weeks ago
About the role
North East Ipswich PCN is looking to welcome a PCN Salaried GP to the team based solely at their Felixstowe Road Medical Practice. This position is offered on 4 sessions per week. Working as part of our multidisciplinary team, you will have the opportunity to support and care for a diverse patient group. The role will include all general duties and responsibilities associated with a GP working within primary care.
Undertaking a variety of duties including surgery consultations, telephone consultations and queries, visiting patients at home, checking and signing repeat prescriptions and dealing with queries, paperwork, reports and correspondence in a timely fashion; Making professional, autonomous decisions in relation to presenting medical problems, whether self-referred or referred from other healthcare workers within the organisation; Assessing the healthcare needs of patients with undifferentiated and undiagnosed problems; Screening patients for disease risk factors and early signs of illness; Developing care plans for health in consultation with patients and in line with current practice disease management protocols; Providing health education; Recording clear consultation notes to agreed standards; Collecting data for audit purposes and complying with QOF requirements; Delivering enhanced services; Compiling and issuing computer-generated acute and repeat prescriptions; All general duties and responsibilities associated with a GP working within primary care.
As an employee of North East Ipswich Primary Care Network, you will enjoy the following benefits: Genuine responsibility from day one. Work with a strong social purpose. A permanent employment contract. A competitive salary with increments based on professional development. Membership of the NHS pension. Support to guide your personal and professional development. Excellent training and development opportunities. 27 days annual leave plus 8 bank holidays (pro-rata), increasing with continual years of NHS service.