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Salaried GP 4-8 Sessions
Park Road Medical Practice, Rosyth, Fife
Permanent | Flexible working | Competitive salary
About the Role
Looking for a GP role with a manageable workload, genuine flexibility, and room to develop?
Park Road Medical Practice is looking for a Salaried GP to join our progressive and supportive team in Rosyth.
We are a stable practice of around 6,000 patients, with 3 GP Partners, 3 Salaried GPs, and a long-term GP colleague, supported by a strong clinical, admin, and multidisciplinary team.
Over the past two years, we have invested significantly in staffing, management, training, and digital systems, with a focus on sustainable general practice, high-quality patient care, and a good working environment.
We are looking for the right GP to join us for 4-8 sessions per week.
What We Can Offer
- 4-8 sessions, permanent post
- Flexible working days
- Later starts and compressed working patterns considered
- Workload structured broadly in line with the BMA safe working model
- Up to 23 patient contacts per day, including a share of home visits
- 15-minute face-to-face and 10-minute telephone appointments
- Low volume of home visits across the practice
- Allocated clinical administration time
- Protected breaks and lunch
- Duty sessions protected from routine surgeries and capped at 12 patient contacts with rare exclusions
- Monthly clinical meetings and Health Board-supported PLT
- Competitive salary, with scope to recognize experience and additional responsibilities
- BMA model salaried GP contract
- NHS Pension Scheme
- Contribution towards medical indemnity
- Skilled Worker visa sponsorship available for suitable candidates
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We aim to structure the working day so that workload remains manageable and work can be completed within normal working hours.
Excellent Multidisciplinary Support
Our GPs are supported by:
- Pharmacotherapy team managing the bulk of EDT and medication changes, alongside acute prescriptions and polypharmacy reviews
- Excellent CTAC and phlebotomy services
- First-contact physiotherapy
- Mental health nursing support
- Dermatology nurse sessions
- Practice Nurse and HCA
- Dedicated management and admin support
We have also recently strengthened the team with new management, a Clinical Services Lead, and Quality Improvement support.
Training and Development
We are a ScotGEM teaching practice and an approved GP Specialty Training practice, with our first GP trainees expected shortly.
We are keen to support GPs who wish to develop special interests, including:
- Teaching and medical education
- Women's health
- Minor surgery
- Enhanced services
- Quality improvement
- Digital innovation
We are also happy to explore other portfolio interests that complement the practice.
For the right candidate, there may be opportunities to develop an enhanced role, such as Clinical Lead.
Newly qualified GPs and those approaching completion of training are very welcome to apply.
A Practice Investing in Its Future
Recent investment has included increased GP staffing, additional pharmacist support, new leadership and quality improvement roles, improved telephone and website systems, updated IT equipment, and bespoke staff training.


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We have completed our transition to Vision and continue to pilot digital tools that can improve patient access and reduce unnecessary workload.
Our partnership is approachable, progressive, flexible, and hands-on, and we welcome ideas from across the team.
And yes, we have a great coffee machine too!
Location
Park Road Medical Practice is based in Rosyth, close to the Forth crossings, with excellent links to Edinburgh, Dunfermline, Falkirk, and Stirling.
There are direct rail links to Edinburgh, making the practice accessible for those living elsewhere in the Central Belt.
The practice also has a dedicated car park, with additional on-street parking nearby.
Who Are We Looking For?
We would like to hear from GPs who value:
- Good patient care
- A supportive team
- Sensible workload
- Flexibility
- A practice that wants to keep moving forward
Whether you are looking for your first permanent post, a better work-life balance, or an opportunity to develop a specialist interest, we would be very happy to have an informal conversation.
Informal enquiries and visits are very welcome.
For Further Information or an Informal Discussion, Please Contact
Linda Johnstone
01383 418931
To apply, please submit a CV and covering letter.
Closing date: 16 September 2026
NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among our workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. Applications are welcomed from all sections of society.
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