Salaried GP

Overview

As a Salaried GP at Ringmead, you join a supportive, training-focused practice that values professional growth and work-life balance. You will deliver high-quality community care alongside a multidisciplinary team and benefit from mentor support and dedicated training opportunities. The role involves contributing to innovative primary care initiatives, including dermatology and cancer care projects, while using collaborative, patient-centered approaches. This is an engaging opportunity to shape care delivery within a thriving, technology-informed practice.

Pay / Benefits

• Private healthcare provided for clinicians
• 7 weeks leave (6 annual + 1 study leave)
• Birthday day off
• Protected daily clinician coffee break
• Weekly in-house training and education sessions
• Indemnity cover funded

Responsibilities

• Provide general practice clinical care to a community of around 40,000 patients
• Work within a multidisciplinary team including GPs, nurses and allied health professionals
• Participate in community clinics for dermatology, minor surgery and joint injections
• Engage in in-house training, education sessions and GP fellowship support
• Collaborate on innovative projects (e.g., Dermatology Drive Through Service, Cancer Quality Care Project)
• Utilize technology such as AI triage and robot-assisted results/prescriptions
• Maintain work-life balance while delivering high-quality care
• Take part in home visiting via in-house paramedics where applicable
• Benefit from GP Partner mentorship and robust professional development

Key requirements

• Current UK professional registration (GMC)
• DBS check clearance
• Availability to work up to 8 sessions per week with Friday availability

• collaborative and supportive teamwork
• commitment to professional growth and education
• strong communication with patients and colleagues
• AI triage
• robot automation of results and prescriptions
• experience with dermatology / minor procedures is a plus

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