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Salaried GPinCreweinCrewePUBLISHED THU 7 NOV 2024

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Audlem Medical PracticeFollow Audlem Medical Practice

Audlem Medical Practice, located in the rural village of Audlem, Cheshire, is seeking a part-time Salaried GP to join their friendly and supportive clinical team. The role requires working on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, alongside three GP partners and various healthcare providers, including Nurse Practitioners and a Social Prescriber. The practice values staff well-being and development, offering a positive working environment marked by high patient satisfaction, regular team meetings, and opportunities for personal growth.

The successful candidate, whether experienced or newly qualified, will be responsible for a range of duties, including conducting surgery and telephone consultations, managing prescriptions, and addressing clinical paperwork with assistance from an administrative team. The role involves assessing patient health needs, screening for disease risks, contributing to quality improvement initiatives, and managing correspondence. Overall, the practice seeks a dedicated GP committed to delivering excellent patient care while fostering their professional development.

Useful skills for a Salaried GP:
To work as a salaried GP (General Practitioner) in the UK, you need a combination of medical knowledge, clinical skills, and interpersonal abilities. Here are some key skills and attributes that are essential:
Medical Knowledge and Clinical Skills
1. Medical Degree: A valid medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) is required, with completion of the Foundation Training (F1 and F2 years).
2. General Practice Training: Completion of a GP Specialty Training program (usually three years) leading to a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT).
3. Clinical Competence: Strong clinical skills to accurately diagnose and manage a variety of health conditions across all age groups.
4. Emergency Care Knowledge: Ability to handle emergencies, including basic life support and advanced life support skills.
5. Medication Management: Knowledge of prescribing medications safely and effectively.
Communication and Interpersonal Skills
1. Patient Communication: Ability to communicate clearly and empathetically with patients, explaining medical conditions and treatment options effectively.
2. Teamwork: Work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals, including nurses, pharmacists, and specialists.
3. Cultural Competence: Sensitivity to the diverse backgrounds and needs of patients.
Organizational and Administrative Skills
1. Time Management: Efficiently manage clinical workloads and appointments.
2. Record Keeping: Proficiency in maintaining accurate and clear patient records, including using electronic health record systems.
3. Data Analysis: Ability to use data for clinical audits and quality improvement.
Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking
1. Analytical Skills: Evaluate complex medical information, make clinical judgments, and develop treatment plans.
2. Adaptability: Flexibility to adjust approaches based on patient needs and changes in healthcare policies.
Professional Skills
1. Continuing Professional Development: Commitment to lifelong learning and staying current with medical advancements and guidelines.
2. Ethical Practice: Understanding of ethical issues in medicine and commitment to patient confidentiality and informed consent.
Leadership and Management (optional but beneficial)
1. Leadership Skills: Ability to lead a team if you take on roles in practice management or quality improvement initiatives.
2. Financial Acumen: Basic understanding of budgeting and resource management can be advantageous.
Additional Considerations
- Registration: You must be registered with the General Medical Council (GMC) and in good standing.
- Level of Experience: While not a formal skill, prior experience in various medical settings can enhance your capability as a GP.
 


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