GP, West Wales

Background

If you have been looking for a genuinely well-run rural practice with a strong team around you, a manageable workload, and a setting that is hard to beat for quality of life, this is worth your attention. This GP Training Practice in Ceredigion sits inside a modern, purpose-built building, benefits from several consecutive years of exceptional QAIF performance, and has reduced its administrative burden to the point where GPs are seeing a tiny amount of letters.

Rural general practice at its best.

The practice is based in rural Ceredigion on the West Wales coast, in one of the most scenic parts of the country. Aberystwyth is approximately 20 minutes away, Cardigan around 30 minutes, and Lampeter approximately 25 minutes. This is an area that attracts GPs looking for an exceptional work-life balance alongside strong clinical work.

• GP Training Practice, well established and actively developing its training capacity
• 100% QAIF rating for the past several years – consistently outstanding quality performance
• Purpose-built Practice – modern, well-equipped facilities purpose-designed for primary care
• Rich multidisciplinary team including ANPs, Paramedics, and a Clinical Pharmacist, taking significant clinical load off the GP
• Exceptionally low administrative burden
• Strong, stable team with excellent retention
• GMS practice

• 4 to 8 sessions per week – flexible on working pattern
• Circa 25-30 patient contacts per day, with 15-minute face-to-face appointments
• Minimal home visits
• Working day typically finishes by 5.30 to 6pm
• Generous study leave and CPD support
• You must be qualified as a General Practitioner and registered with the GMC and UK Performers List

• Circa £10,500 – £11,500 per session
• NHS Pension
• BMA model contract
• 6 weeks’ annual leave plus bank holidays
• Generous study leave and CPD allowance

Patrick Flowers