General Practitioner
Primary Care 24
Liverpool
Salary
£108,664 – £130,398
Posted
Yesterday
About the role
Please refer to our job description for more information on this position - Primary Care 24 (PC24) is a not-for-profit social enterprise established in 1990
Primary Care: Onsite in our GP practices
Carry out medical services with due care and attention, using skills and experience in accordance with good medical practice. Focus on the needs of the patient, investigating and diagnosing with a care plan/management to follow. Medicine management and occasional urgent test management. Integration of social prescribing into the care of our patients Work with and support all clinical colleagues & operational teams. Work with clinical leads and medical director to challenge and improve the service. Ensure all clinical reports are kept to the highest standard. Consider the needs of the community and the wider determinants of health. Keep great clinical records. Collaborative working with other health care professionals and providers to bring optimal expertise around the individual patient. This includes secondary care and community NHS professionals and the use of all communication pathways available e.g. advice and guidance. Alder Hey: Onsite
Assess, diagnose and provide advice, care and management to children and young people presenting with undiagnosed or undifferentiated illness via face-to-face assessments, within our paediatric primary care streaming. Demonstrate clinical reasoning, critical thinking and autonomous practice, supported by APNP colleagues in the Urgent Care Centre based on site at Alder Hey Childrens Hospital. Provision of high quality holistic clinical care, aligned with current healthcare standards Focus on the needs of individual patients and develop a shared decision-making approach where appropriate Collaborative working with other health care professions and providers to bring optimal expertise around and individual patient. This includes secondary care and community NHS professionals and the use of all communication pathways available e.g. advice and guidance. Integration of social prescribing into the care of our patients Working with the clinical leads and medical director to challenge and improve the service Intermediate Care Beds (Community Care): Onsite