Azile Medical
Salaried GP - Haringey, London

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SALARIED GENERAL PRACTITIONER JOB DESCRIPTION
Azile Medical is seeking a dedicated Salaried GP to join a well-established Haringey practice, delivering high-quality, patient-centred care across a mix of clinical sessions and team-based responsibilities.
This is an excellent opportunity for a motivated GP looking to contribute to a collaborative environment with opportunities in clinical development, teaching, and service improvement.
Reporting to:
Practice Partner
Location:
Haringey, London
Salary:
£11,500 - £12,000 per session dependent on experience
Hours of Work:
- The practice operates standard GP sessions from 09:00 to 13:10 and 14:20 to 18:30
- The role typically requires 5 to 6 clinical sessions per week
Standard Working days includes:
- Tuesdays: AM & PM sessions (standard sessions unless covered as Duty Doctor during GP Partner leave)
- Thursdays: PM session (Duty Doctor) is preferred and most needed; however, we can also offer an AM session (standard). AM sessions can be covered as Duty Doctor if the other regular doctor is on leave.
- Fridays: AM standard session, or Duty Doctor cover if the GP Partner is on leave; PM Duty Doctor session.
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Job Summary
The post holder will work as a Salaried GP, providing safe, effective, and patient-centred care through consultations, clinical management, and teamwork within the Practice.
Job Responsibilities – Salaried General Practitioner
Clinical Duties
- Conduct morning and afternoon GP clinic sessions (face-to-face and/or telephone consultations)
- Diagnose and manage a wide range of acute and chronic medical conditions
- Record all patient consultations accurately on the clinical system
- Provide telephone clinical advice to patients and staff when required
- Carry out home visits for patients who are unable to attend the surgery
- Review and interpret laboratory results, hospital letters, and discharge summaries
- Perform medication reviews and manage repeat prescriptions via EPS
- Handle medication queries and ensure safe prescribing practices
Administrative & Practice Support
- Complete referral letters and clinical documentation in a timely manner
- Support clinical and administrative staff with medical queries
- Participate in duty doctor system within the team across sites


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Quality, Governance & Practice Development
- Contribute to improving Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) performance
- Participate in Locally Commissioned Services (LCS), Local Improvement Schemes (LIS), and Directed Enhanced Services (DES)
- Support Primary Care Network (PCN) activities and initiatives
Education, Training & Leadership
- Attend practice meetings, clinical training sessions, and CPD activities
- Supervise and support medical students and junior doctors when required
- Participate in mentoring and teaching activities within the practice
- Contribute to professional development and appraisal requirements
Additional Responsibilities
- Undertake management or extended roles (e.g., MDT participation, QOF lead tasks, teaching sessions)
- Support service improvement and development within the practice
- Carry out any other reasonable duties as assigned by partners or practice management
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