Slough
Salaried GP at The Chapel Medical Centre, Upton Hospital, run by East Berkshire Primary Care, an NHS provider of urgent and primary care. The work splits into two sessions: pre-booked 15-minute consultations in the morning, and daytime duty GP cover in the afternoon for urgent telephone triage, same-day requests and acute illness. The post is 16 paid hours across Mondays and Fridays, with EMIS as the clinical record system. Full GMC registration with a licence to practise is required, and newly qualified GPs are welcome. • Assess, diagnose and manage acute illness, long-term conditions and complex clinical problems, • Provide routine, urgent and same-day consultations, face to face or remotely, • Carry out daytime duty GP cover, including telephone triage and prioritising urgent requests by risk, • Arrange face-to-face assessments, referrals, emergency assessments and hospital admissions where needed, • Prescribe safely in line with NICE guidance and practice formularies, and carry out medication reviews, • Request and act on investigations, lab results and clinical correspondence, with follow-up, • Keep accurate EMIS records, apply SNOMED CT coding, and complete referrals and documentation, • Manage long‑term conditions in partnership with nurses, clinical pharmacists and other professionals, • Identify patients at risk of deterioration and ensure timely clinical escalation, • Support prevention, screening, immunisation and self‑management, and contribute to QOF, • Take part in clinical governance, audit, significant event review and quality improvement, • Meet safeguarding responsibilities, make appropriate home visits, and provide certification and reports, • Qualified GP eligible to practise independently in UK general practice, • Evidence of continuing professional development, • Full GMC registration with a licence to practise, • GMC GP Register and NHS GP Performers List status, • Professional indemnity arrangements, • Assessing and managing a wide range of primary care conditions, • Managing acute illness and long‑term medical conditions, • Working in a busy primary care environment, • Safe prescribing and clinical risk management, • Strong consultation, communication and interpersonal skills, • Accurate, high‑standard clinical record keeping, • Prioritising urgent presentations and competing demands, • Recognising and escalating clinical or safeguarding concerns, • Commitment to high quality, compassionate, patient‑centred care, • Professional integrity, reliability and accountability, • Positive, flexible and collaborative approach to team working, • MRCGP qualification, • Previous experience of working in NHS general practice, • Experience using EMIS, • Experience of QOF, clinical audit and quality improvement, • Experience in telephone triage and duty doctor responsibilities, • Experience in medicines optimisation and chronic disease management, • Experience supporting multidisciplinary teams, • Experience in clinical supervision, teaching or mentoring, • Opportunities for professional development, • Appropriate training provided for EMIS, • Supportive, collaborative working environment, • Access to the experience and infrastructure of an established NHS provider #J-18808-Ljbffr