Aarva
Lifestyle medicine doctor

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Company Description
AARVA is a doctor-led private clinic that brings together GP medicine, diagnostics, regenerative medicine, women’s health, and medical-grade skin care under one CQC-registered roof. Every patient is seen by a qualified doctor who focuses on identifying and treating root causes rather than only managing surface symptoms. Founded by two practising NHS doctors, AARVA is designed for people seeking comprehensive, long-term health investment in a single, trusted setting. The clinic has a particular focus on women’s health, including perimenopause, hormone-related concerns, and issues often avoided elsewhere. AARVA is outcome-driven rather than sales-driven, prioritizing safety, necessity, and consistent care for every patient.
Role Description
The Lifestyle Medicine Doctor will provide holistic, evidence-based medical care that integrates clinical assessment with lifestyle interventions, including nutrition, physical activity, sleep, stress management, and behavior change. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Taking detailed medical histories
- Performing examinations
- Ordering and interpreting diagnostic tests
- Developing individualized care plans


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The role involves close collaboration with other clinicians to manage complex cases, with a strong focus on women’s health, regenerative medicine options, and long-term prevention strategies. The doctor will document all encounters thoroughly, contribute to clinical protocols, and participate in case reviews and quality improvement initiatives.
This is a full-time, on-site role based in Birmingham.
Qualifications
- Medical degree (MBBS or equivalent) and full registration with the relevant medical council; eligibility to practice in the UK.
- Qualification in lifestyle medicine is essential.
- Postgraduate training in General Practice, Internal Medicine, or a related specialty is highly beneficial.
- Strong clinical assessment, diagnostic, and treatment-planning skills, including safe prescribing and use of evidence-based guidelines.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build trust, explain complex information clearly, and support sustainable behavior change.
- Experience working in multidisciplinary teams, with a collaborative, patient-centered approach and commitment to ethical, outcome-focused care.
- Comfort with using electronic medical records, digital tools, and data to inform clinical decisions and track patient outcomes.
- Ongoing commitment to continuing professional development and staying current with emerging research in lifestyle medicine, women’s health, and regenerative therapies.
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