Arrs Gp

This role is tailored for newly qualified GPs (within 2 years of qualification and without holding a substantive post) on a fixed-term salaried contract until 31/03/2025, with the potential for extension pending further guidance from NHSE.

The ARRS GP Role aims to enhance patient care and access to primary care services. As part of our multidisciplinary team, the successful candidate will contribute to delivering comprehensive healthcare to our diverse patient population. Key responsibilities include managing patients with acute and chronic conditions, offering preventive health services, conducting medication reviews, and collaborating on personalised care planning. This role emphasises teamwork with GPs, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals to ensure integrated, high-quality care.

We are looking for a GP with excellent communication skills, strong clinical expertise, and a commitment to a patient-centered approach. The position leverages ARRS-funded resources to optimise care delivery, improve patient outcomes, and increase the efficiency and capacity of primary care services.

The contract follows the BMA model, offering 6 weeks of annual leave plus bank holidays, 2 additional days (pro rata), and 1 week of study leave (pro rata). Join our dedicated and dynamic team to make a meaningful difference in patient care., Key duties include managing routine and urgent appointments through face-to-face and telephone consultations, providing safe and evidence-based individualised patient care.

You will perform comprehensive clinical examinations and assessments, addressing both physiological and psychological needs, and developing care plans with timely referrals in accordance with practice, PCN, and local guidelines. Prescribing independently within your scope of practice, you will adhere to local or national prescribing guidelines while promoting health strategies that empower patients to adopt healthier lifestyles and embrace self-care.

Responsibilities also include handling routine and emergency home visits, managing administrative tasks such as responding to queries, handling repeat prescriptions, reviewing patient test results, and preparing referral letters or correspondence in a timely manner. You will oversee clinical management, initiate investigations, review results, and refer patients to secondary care or other providers as appropriate, while developing treatment plans that align with disease management protocols and NICE guidelines.

Additionally, you will collaborate with other health and social care providers to ensure integrated services, maintain accurate patient records, support clinical and administrative staff to meet high standards and targets, and engage in role reviews to align with evolving service needs.

Everest House Surgery is a patient-focused healthcare practice dedicated to delivering exceptional medical care to our diverse community. Our multidisciplinary team includes experienced GPs, compassionate nurses, a minor illness team comprising prescribing nurse practitioners and a paramedic, as well as a mental health worker, two first contact practitioners, a clinical pharmacist, and a highly efficient administrative staff. Together, we collaborate to ensure the best possible health outcomes for our patients through a holistic and integrated approach to care.

We pride ourselves on cultivating a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment where both staff and patients feel valued, respected, and empowered. Our practice is driven by professionalism, teamwork, and a shared commitment to continuous learning, innovation, and the pursuit of excellence in healthcare delivery.

At Everest House Surgery, we are dedicated to the growth and well-being of our team members. We offer ample opportunities for professional development, mentorship, and skills enhancement, all within a setting that strongly prioritises work-life balance. Open communication and mutual respect are at the core of our practice culture, creating a positive, collaborative, and fulfilling workplace.

Joining Everest House Surgery means becoming part of a team that is passionate about making a meaningful difference in the lives of our patients while fostering a rewarding and supportive professional environment.