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General Practitioner

West Midlands
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Out-of-Hours (OOH) GP

Location: Midlands

Hours: Evenings, Weekends, Bank Holidays (Flexible/Shift-based)

Reporting To: Clinical Lead / OOH Medical Director

Remuneration: Competitive Hourly

Core Purpose

Deliver high-quality, safe urgent primary care to patients outside standard surgery hours via remote triage, clinic appointments, and home visits.

Key Responsibilities

  • Clinical Assessment: Provide rapid telephone/video triage, face-to-face consultations at urgent care hubs, and home visits for non-ambulatory patients.
  • Acute Care & Prescribing: Diagnose and treat acute, unscheduled primary care presentations; prescribe safely in line with local formularies.
  • Handover & Systems: Maintain clear records (e.g., Adastra, SystmOne, EMIS) and execute safe handovers to daytime GP practices or secondary care.
  • Quality & Safety: Follow NHS safeguarding, clinical governance, and infection control standards.

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Essential Criteria

  • Qualifications: MBChB/MBBS, GMC Registration (with License to Practice), and inclusion on the NHS Performers List.
  • Experience: Post-qualification experience in primary, urgent, or emergency care; strong remote assessment and risk management skills.
  • Compliance: Enhanced DBS, valid medical indemnity for OOH work, and a full UK driving licence.

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Skills

Clinical Assessment
Telephone Triage
Video Triage
Acute Care
Prescribing
Risk Management
Patient Handover
Safeguarding
Clinical Governance
Infection Control

Location

West Midlands, England, United Kingdom

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