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General Practitioner Quays Medical Practice inNeath inNeath PUBLISHED WED 22 JAN 2025

Depending on experience Salary Available Upon Request 6 sessions a week  PERMANENT 
NHS

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Supportive Clinical Team, You will be part of a well-structured team including 3 GP Partners, a Practice Pharmacist, and a Minor Illness Nurse, ensuring comprehensive patient care.
Flexible Working Hours, The practice operates on a schedule that covers only specific days, allowing for a balanced work-life arrangement.
Diverse Patient Care, Managing over 6,000 patients provides a wide variety of medical cases and experiences, enhancing professional skills.
Triage and Remote Consultation, Utilizing modern technology such as telephone triage and ASKMYGP online service promotes efficient patient management and convenience.
Professional Development, Opportunities for ongoing education and training, including mandatory training and participation in clinical governance, support continual growth.
Engagement in Quality Improvement, Participation in audit programs and clinical governance activities allows for direct impact on health outcomes and quality of care.
Community Involvement, Working in a thriving practice fosters a strong connection to the local community, enhancing job satisfaction and community impact.
The General Practitioner role at Quays Medical Practice in Neath, Wales, involves six sessions per week in a supportive environment, servicing a patient base of over 6,000. The GP will work alongside three partners, a practice pharmacist, and a minor illness nurse, utilizing a telephone triage system and the online service ASKMYGP. Key responsibilities include diagnosing and managing patient issues through both in-person and remote consultations, providing preventative health care, adhering to the practice's prescribing formulary, and engaging in ongoing professional development and audit activities to improve health outcomes.

In addition to clinical duties, the role requires participation in training and development for nursing and administrative staff, handling a variety of administrative tasks, and maintaining compliance with health and safety regulations. The GP will be expected to maintain confidentiality, promote equality, and adhere to clinical governance principles, while fostering a cohesive team environment. A commitment to professional growth and the ability to adapt to changing circumstances within the practice is essential.

Here are 5 questions you could be asked if you apply for this job: Start practice interview...
1. Can you describe your experience with telephone triage consultations? How do you ensure effective communication in this format?
2. What strategies do you use to prioritise patient appointments when managing a busy schedule?
3. Have you ever had to prepare a medical report for an insurance company or statutory body? If so, can you walk us through your process?
4. How do you stay updated with current guidelines and best practices in general practice, particularly regarding prescribing?
5. Can you provide an example of a difficult clinical case you managed? What was the outcome and what did you learn from it?
1. Can you describe your experience with telephone triage consultations? How do you ensure effective communication in this format?
2. What strategies do you use to prioritise patient appointments when managing a busy schedule?
3. Have you ever had to prepare a medical report for an insurance company or statutory body? If so, can you walk us through your process?
4. How do you stay updated with current guidelines and best practices in general practice, particularly regarding prescribing?
5. Can you provide an example of a difficult clinical case you managed? What was the outcome and what did you learn from it?
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