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• Final date to receive applications 31 January 2026

We are currently seeking a dedicated and motivated Salaried General Practitioner (GP) to join the friendly and forward‑thinking team at Exmoor Surgery, based in London, W10.

This position consists of 6 clinical sessions, with 2 sessions per day (AM & PM) on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, and includes a share of on‑call duties. The role offers a competitive salary and the opportunity to work within a supportive, multidisciplinary team that includes nurse practitioners, clinical pharmacists, paramedics, and other allied health professionals.

Exmoor Surgery is part of a wider federation of GP practices in North Keningston and is committed to delivering high‑quality, patient‑centred care. This is an excellent opportunity for a GP who values innovation, collaboration, and making a real difference within a practice focused on continuous Appalachian.

The Salaried GP will be responsible for delivering high‑quality primary care services to patients, including conducting face‑to‑face and telephone consultations, managing long‑term conditions, handling acute presentations, and carrying out clinical administration such as prescriptions, referrals, and test result reviews. The role also includes participation in on‑call, supporting clinical audits, contributing to practice development, and collaborating with the wider multidisciplinary team to ensure seamless, patient‑centred care.

Home visits may be required on occasion, although these are typically supported by the practice’s paramedic team.

In accordance with the practice timetable, the GP will work autonomously, delivering care within their scope of practice to the patient population. Contributing towards clinical areas such as health promotion, chronic disease management, health prevention, well‑women and well‑man clinics as well as supporting the management team in the reviewing of clinicalовет policy and procedure.

• Manage patients presenting with a range of acute and chronic medical conditions, providing subject matter expert advice to patients
• Implement and evaluate individual specialised treatment plans for chronic disease patients
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• Identify, manage and support patients as risk of developing long‑term conditions, preventing adverse effects on the patients health
• Provide advanced, specialist nursing care to patients as required in accordance with clinical based evidence, NICE and the NSF
• Provide wound care (ulcer/Doppler etc.) to patients
• Provide specialist clinics such as ear syringing, contraception etc.
• Undertake the collection of pathological specimens
• Provide travel medicine services
• Request pathology services as necessary
• Process and interpret pathology and other:start tests results as required
• Provide chronic disease clinics, delivering patient care as necessary, referring patients to secondary / specialist care as required
• ama maintain accurate clinical records in conjunction with extant legislation
• Ensure read codes are used effectively
• Maintain chronic disease registers
• Prioritise health issues and intervene appropriately
• Recognise, assess and refer patients presenting with mental health needs
• Implement vaccination programmes for adults and children
• Delegate clinical responsibilities appropriately (ensuring safe practice and the task is within the scope of practice of the individual)
• Support the clinical team with all safeguarding matters, in accordance with local and national policies
• Understand practice and local policies for substance abuse and addictive behaviour, referring patients appropriately
• Deliver opportunistic health promotion where appropriate
• Extended and supplementary prescriber, adhering to extant guidance
• Support patients in the use of their prescribed medicines or over the counter medicines (within own scope of practice), reviewing annually as required
• Contribute to practice targets (QOF etc.), complying with local and regional guidance
• Liaise with external services / agencies to उसकी the patient is supported appropriately (vulnerable patients etc.)
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