Taylor Grey
EMERGENCY MEDICINE TRAINEE

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Taylor Grey Private Urgent Care – Knightsbridge, London
About the Opportunity
We are seeking motivated Emergency Medicine trainees working in the London region who would like the opportunity to undertake flexible, well-supported sessional work at Taylor Grey – a high-end private urgent care clinic in Knightsbridge.
This is an excellent opportunity for EM trainees (ST1–ST6 or equivalent) to gain private-sector experience, earn additional income on rostered free days or off days, and work in a modern, consultant-supported environment with on-site diagnostics and a premium patient demographic.
We operate with a small, agile clinical team. The core day-to-day staffing currently consists of experienced Emergency Nurse Practitioners (ENPs), with visiting consultants (including Dr Nagi Barakat and Dr Dany Succar) available at specific times, further supported by a panel of physicians of a wide variety of specialties who are happy to provide on-call advice and accept onward referrals. There is also access to
We are looking to add one Emergency Medicine trainee at a time on a rotating basis to provide on-site clinical presence for initial assessment, diagnostics, triage and safe onward referral.
Role Overview
The Emergency Medicine trainee will work as part of the on-site clinical team, taking responsibility for the initial assessment and management of patients presenting with urgent care needs (adults and children).
The role centres on high-quality clinical assessment, efficient use of on-site diagnostics (including blood tests, ECG, viral swabs, X-ray and other near-patient testing and on-site Ultrasound), accurate triage, and clear communication with the ENP team and the on-call physician panel for escalation or onward referral.
You will practise within established clinical governance frameworks and under the overall medical oversight of the clinic’s senior clinicians. Independent decision-making is expected within your level of training and the agreed scope of practice for the role.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide initial clinical assessment of patients presenting with urgent care needs (adults and children).
- Perform comprehensive history-taking and physical examination.
- Request, interpret and act upon on-site investigations including X-rays, laboratory tests, ECGs and near-patient diagnostics.
- Triage patients appropriately and formulate clear management plans.
- Make timely and appropriate referrals to secondary care, specialist services or the clinic’s on-call physician panel.
- Work collaboratively with the existing ENP team and visiting consultants to ensure safe, seamless patient care.
- Recognise and appropriately manage the deteriorating or seriously unwell adult or child, escalating promptly.
- Deliver evidence-based care in line with current clinical guidelines and best practice.
- Maintain accurate, contemporaneous clinical documentation in accordance with GMC and professional standards.
- Contribute to a high-quality patient experience consistent with a premium private healthcare environment.
- Participate in local induction, clinical governance and any required continuing professional development activities.
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What We’re Looking For
We are looking for Emergency Medicine trainees who are:
- Currently in an Emergency Medicine training programme (ST1–ST6 or equivalent) and based in or around the London region.
- Confident clinical decision-makers with sound judgement and the ability to remain calm under pressure.
- Comfortable working in a small, agile private clinic environment with a high degree of professional autonomy within defined governance.
- Professional, articulate and presentable, with excellent communication skills suitable for a premium private patient demographic.
- Proactive, adaptable and solutions-focused, able to work effectively with ENPs and senior physicians.
- Motivated by the opportunity to gain private-sector experience and additional income on free days while maintaining high clinical standards.
- Team players who require minimal day-to-day supervision once orientated, while knowing when and how to escalate.
- We especially welcome enquiries from a team of 3 to 4 trainees who can form a collaborative group and work together to provide wraparound cover at the clinic over the course of the working week and eventually on weekends alongside their training commitments.


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Essential Requirements
- Full GMC registration with a licence to practise.
- Current National Training Number (or equivalent) in Emergency Medicine, or recent completion of an EM training post with relevant experience.
- Substantial experience of assessing and managing acute presentations in an Emergency Department, Urgent Care Centre or Minor Injuries Unit.
- Confidence in requesting and interpreting X-rays, laboratory results, ECGs and other near-patient investigations.
- Excellent clinical assessment and diagnostic skills.
- Current knowledge of evidence-based practice and professional standards (GMC Good Medical Practice).
- Valid medical indemnity covering private practice / sessional work (or willingness to arrange this).
- Right to work in the UK.
Desirable
- Previous experience in private or independent sector urgent care.
- ALS / APLS / ATLS (or equivalent) current.
- Interest in developing longer-term links with the clinic.
Job Details
- Job Type: Sessional / flexible (one doctor at a time on a rotating basis). Ideal for EM trainees looking to work on rostered free days or off days.
- Location: In person at Taylor Grey, 43 Cheval Place, Knightsbridge, London SW7 1EW.
- Hours: Flexible – agreed on a sessional basis to fit around training commitments.
- Remuneration: Competitive sessional rates (to be discussed).
Why Join Us?
This opportunity is ideal for Emergency Medicine trainees who want to:
- Earn additional income on free days in a flexible, well-supported private setting.
- Gain valuable experience of private urgent care and a high-end patient demographic.
- Work with modern on-site diagnostics in a calm, well-equipped Knightsbridge clinic.
- Practise clinical assessment and decision-making with clear escalation pathways to experienced ENPs and senior physicians.
- Be part of a small, professional team that values clinical excellence, autonomy within governance, and outstanding patient experience.
How to Apply
Please send a short CV and covering note outlining your current training post, availability and interest in the role to info@taylorgrey.com.
Informal discussions are welcome.
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