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Company Description
PHL Group is a healthcare organisation that provides quality solutions and services to NHS and private healthcare partners across the region. Founded in 2009 by commercial partners and experienced General Practitioners, the group was created to strengthen and support the local healthcare economy. One of its first major responsibilities was managing the Hampshire Out of Hours GP Service, an essential primary care service supporting approximately 1.7 million patients. PHL Group now delivers both acute and primary care services, underpinned by robust organizational infrastructure and strong clinical leadership. The group continues to focus on collaborative, patient-centered care and sustainable healthcare delivery.
Role Description
The Medical Lead Doctor is a part-time, hybrid role based in Bournemouth, with the flexibility to perform some responsibilities from home. This role involves providing clinical leadership for services within PHL Group, including oversight of patient care quality, safety, and governance. The Medical Lead Doctor will review and approve clinical protocols and pathways, support service development, and collaborate closely with multidisciplinary teams and operational leads. Day-to-day activities include supervising clinicians, participating in case reviews and audits, offering expert clinical advice, and contributing to continuous improvement initiatives. The role also requires engagement with stakeholders, including NHS and private partners, to ensure services align with contractual requirements and best practice standards.
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- Fully qualified medical doctor with current GMC registration and a license to practice.
- Significant clinical experience in primary care, urgent care, or acute services, preferably within NHS settings.
- Demonstrated experience in clinical leadership, service oversight, or medical management roles.
- Strong skills in clinical governance, audit, quality improvement, and evidence-based practice.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
- Strong organizational and decision-making abilities, including prioritisation in a busy clinical environment.
- Comfort with hybrid working models, including digital tools for remote meetings, supervision, and documentation.
- Commitment to inclusive, patient-centered care and adherence to professional and ethical standards.
- Experience working with or leading Out of Hours, urgent care, or similar services is highly desirable.
- Additional training or qualifications in healthcare leadership, management, or public health are an advantage.
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