Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Local Medical Committee (LMC)
Salaried GP

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Lister House Surgery is seeking to recruit a Salaried GP.
Working 4 sessions per week.
Start date: As soon as reasonably possible.
Salary: Negotiable dependent on experience.
About Us
We are looking for an ARRS Salaried GP to join our friendly team. We are a supportive, forward-thinking, training practice in Hatfield, located near the Asda in The Common.
- GMS practice of over 14,000 patients
- Partner owned premises
- Training practice
- Users of SystmOne with Ardens and AccuRx
- Track record of high enhanced service targets achieved
- Strong collaborative working with the 3 other practices in Hatfield Primary Care Network and wider GP Federation
- Organised and well-structured practice (team consists of 7 GP Partners, 2 Salaried GPs, 2 GP Registrars, 3 Practice Nurses [including 1 Nurse Prescriber], 1 HCA)
- Strong support from ARRS in primary care network including, social prescribers, pharmacist and pharmacist technician, physiotherapist, frailty nurse, mental health team, and health and wellbeing coaches.
- Supportive partners and salaried GPs.
- Excellent secretarial team.
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To Apply
Please send an email with a CV to the Practice Manager and Assistant Manager.


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Write in the subject line of the email: Salaried GP application
Kayleigh Rose-Wood (Practice Manager) & Sarah Waller (Assistant Practice Manager), lhs.listerhouse.recep@nhs.net
Meet And Greets
We are happy to arrange an informal meeting, so you can meet the team and view the surgery at a time that’s convenient to you.
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