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About Heracles
Heracles is a CQC-registered men's preventative health and longevity platform. We combine comprehensive biomarker testing, evidence-based clinical pathways, and continuous remote monitoring to help men identify and act on health risks decades before conventional medicine would intervene.
Our clinical direction is set by leaders in the field, including Prof. Suks Minhas (Co-Chair, EAU Guidelines on Male Sexual & Reproductive Health) and Prof. Tet Yap (Chair, European Reference Network on Male Fertility Preservation). We run structured pathways across testosterone deficiency, sexual health, and cardiometabolic optimisation.
We are looking for a GP who wants to practise men's health properly — with time, data, and protocols designed around the patient rather than a ten-minute appointment slot.
The role
You will deliver remote consultations across the Heracles patient pathways: assessing new patients, interpreting comprehensive biomarker panels, initiating and monitoring treatment, and managing ongoing care within our clinical governance framework.
Key responsibilities
Clinical delivery
- Conduct remote video consultations with new and returning patients
- Interpret comprehensive blood panels and biomarker data, and translate results into clear, actionable plans
- Initiate, titrate, and monitor treatment including testosterone replacement therapy, ED treatment, and obesity pharmacotherapy where indicated
- Assess and manage cardiovascular and metabolic risk
- Identify red flags and escalate or refer appropriately, including into NHS pathways and our private specialist network
- Respond to patient messages and asynchronous queries within agreed service levels
- Maintain accurate, high-quality clinical documentation
Governance and safety
- Practise within Heracles clinical protocols, CQC requirements, and GMC standards
- Contribute to clinical audit, significant event review, and quality improvement
- Report and act on safety concerns promptly
- Maintain your own appraisal, revalidation, CPD, and indemnity
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Essential criteria
Qualifications and registration
- Fully registered medical practitioner with the GMC
- MRCGP or equivalent recognised GP qualification
- Licence to practise in the UK
- Inclusion on the GP Register
- Current enhanced DBS clearance
- Current medical indemnity cover
- 7 Years post-graduate experience
Clinical experience
- Experience working independently as a GP
- Excellent history-taking, examination, and clinical decision-making skills
- Experience interpreting blood tests and managing chronic disease
- Confident assessing cardiovascular risk and prescribing safely
- Knowledge of NHS referral pathways and appropriate escalation
Men's health
- Strong interest in men's health
- Comfortable managing: Testosterone deficiency, Erectile dysfunction, Male sexual health, Obesity, and metabolic syndrome
- Able to discuss the risks and benefits of testosterone therapy using current evidence
Communication
- Excellent consultation and communication skills
- Able to explain complex medical information clearly
- Shared decision-making approach
- High standard of written documentation
Digital working
- Comfortable working remotely via video consultation
- Confident using digital clinical systems
- Able to communicate with patients through messaging platforms
Professional attributes
- Patient-centred
- Evidence-based practice
- Strong clinical governance awareness
- Collaborative team player
- High attention to detail
- Interest in innovation and service development
Desirable criteria
Additional qualifications
- Diploma or postgraduate qualification in any of:
- Men's Health
- Sexual Medicine
- Endocrinology
- Lifestyle Medicine
- Obesity Medicine
- Sports & Exercise Medicine


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Clinical experience
- Prescribing testosterone replacement therapy
- Managing male infertility
- Treating male lower urinary tract symptoms
- Private healthcare
- Digital health or telemedicine
- Obesity pharmacotherapy (GLP-1 receptor agonists)
- Preventative health assessments
Men's health expertise
- Familiarity with:
- British Society for Sexual Medicine (BSSM) guidance
- European Association of Urology (EAU) guidelines
- NICE guidance relevant to men's health
- American Urological Association (AUA) guidelines
- American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) guidelines
- Working knowledge of:
- PSA interpretation
- Testosterone replacement monitoring
- Fertility implications of TRT
- Cardiometabolic optimisation
Research and education
- Participation in audit or research
- Teaching experience
- Publications or presentations in men's health
- Interest in contributing educational content (webinars, articles, podcasts)
Commercial and service development
- Understanding of the patient experience in private healthcare
- Comfortable contributing to service development
- Interest in improving patient pathways
- Experience developing standard operating procedures or clinical protocols
Personal attributes
- Passionate about improving men's health
- Empathetic and approachable
- Pragmatic and solutions-focused
- Entrepreneurial mindset
- Comfortable working in a rapidly evolving environment
- Willing to challenge conventional practice when supported by evidence
- Highly organised and self-motivated
- Excellent time management
- Positive attitude towards innovation and technology
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