Integrated Care 24
General Practitioner (GP) Urgent Care - Face to Face
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General Practitioner (GP) Urgent Care - Face to Face
General Practitioner (GP) Urgent Care – (Face to Face)
The Role
Urgent care is where your clinical judgement matters most.
It’s where you encounter the full spectrum – from reassuring patients to escalating critical cases, all dans minutes. It’s fast-paced, varied, and genuinely impactful.
At IC24, we seek Urgent Care GPs (Face-to-Face) who embrace flexibility, broader exposure, and the backing of a fully integrated urgent care system.
Urgent care is one of the most exciting and evolving specialities in the UK, involving assessment and treatment of illness or injury requiring urgent medical attention. It helps prevent life-threatening deterioration and directs patients to the most appropriate service, whether through NHS 111, out-of-hours GP services, Urgent Treatment Centres (UTCs), pharmacy care, or coordinated system responses.
This role is primarily based on face-to-face care (e.g., UTCs, home visits) but also allows opportunities to work remotely through Clinical Assessment Services (CAS), offering flexibility to tailor your workload.
At IC24, urgent care isn’t fragmented—it’s connected.
You’ll contribute to a system that streamlines decision-making, reduces unnecessary admissions, and ensures patients receive the right care the first time. We’re a key partner in the NHS and a driving force in developing GP-led urgent care, with our Unscheduled Care Coordination Hubs (UCCH) in Norfolk and Essex.
What You’ll Focus On
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Delivering high-quality, face-to-face urgent care Provide assessment and management of patients across urgent care settings, including UTCs and home visits, tackling a spectrum of complex, undifferentiated presentations.
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Making confident, timely clinical decisions Prioritise clinical need, manage risk, and ensure patients follow the safest care pathway—whether that involves treatment, referral, or escalation.
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Utilising your full clinical skillset Beyond face-to-face roles, you’ll engage in telephone triage and Clinical Assessment Services (CAS) for remote consultations and expert guidance.
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Working in a multidisciplinary team Collaborate with colleagues, NHS 111 teams, emergency services, and acute hospitals to deliver seamless, cohesive patient care.
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Growing your practice in specialist areas Opportunities exist to develop skills in frailty, end-of-life care, paediatrics, and complex acute cases.
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Shape and advance your career Clear progression pathways exist for those keen on senior roles, including Clinical Navigator positions with oversight and strategic leadership.
Flexibility That Fits You
We prioritise work-life balance:
- Structured face-to-face base working (as per rota).
- Options to undertake additional shifts in CAS and UCCH settings, blending remote and in-person roles.
- Balancing preferences between urgent centre care, telephone advice, and coordination of care systems.
What Matters in This Role
We don’t conform to a single GP profile, but these are key traits for success:
✔ Thrives in the dynamic, fast-paced nature of urgent care. ✔ Finds confidence in managing uncertainty and multifactorial presentations. ✔ Makes clearly justified, safe decisions under pressure. ✔ Communicates effectively with patients and multidisciplinary teams. ✔ Values collaboration and system alignment. ✔ Committed to continuous learning and improvement.
Above all, you want to make a meaningful difference—often in those critical, time-sensitive moments that change patient outcomes.
About IC24
We’re Integrated Care 24 (IC24), a trusted NHS Social Enterprise, delivering cutting-edge patient-centred primary care. With a mission to improve health and social care access, we provide critical services including:
- GP-led out-of-hours support
- NHS 111 consultations
- Primary, secondary and specialist service coordination
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Twenty-four percent of the NHS population (6 million+ patients) currently benefit from our services.
Location
Primary base locations available:
- Norfolk: Kings Lynn
- Norfolk: Great Yarmouth
- Norfolk: Central Norwich
Mix of face-to-face shifts + remote CAS work available.
Benefits & Compensation
- £58.69 per hour, with enhanced unsociable hours pay.
- Access to the NHS Pension Scheme.
- Enhanced Bank Holiday pay.
- Additional annual leave (above statutory minimum).
- Enhanced family leave (maternity, paternity, and adoption entitlements).
- Inclusive wellness support, including:
- Employee Assistance Programme (24/7 confidential counselling).
- Occupational health services.
- Professional development opportunities.
- Free membership to our reward and discount platform.
- Blue Light Card and NHS Discount Schemes.
Requirements & Commitment
Applicants must:
- Confirm eligibility to work in the UK.
- Obtain a satisfactory enhanced DBS with barring disclosure.
- Provide two professional references.
Closing date: 04/06/2026 (Early closure possible if applications exceed demand).
Apply now: careers.ic24.org.uk
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
At IC24, we commit to ensuring every individual feels valued and supported regardless of background. We warmly encourage applications from:
- Minoritised ethnic groups.
- People with disabilities.
- LGBTQ+ communities.
- Neurodivergent individuals.
- Others under-represented in healthcare.
We recognise that individuals may require adjustments during the hiring process. For questions on accessibility or support, contact: careers@ic24.nhs.uk.
We also have a duty to safeguard the welfare of everyone involved in our services—patients, staff, and beyond.
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