Salaried GP
Collegiate Medical Centre
Manchester, M8 0DAView on map(opens Google Maps in a new tab)
Salary
£10,500 to £11,500
Contract
Permanent
Hours
Not specified
Closing date
14 October 2026
13 days leftJob description
We are looking to recruit Salaried GPs to join our friendly, highly supportive inner-city GP training practice. We have designed these roles around su...
The successful candidates will provide high-quality patient-centred general medical care to our diverse inner-city population, managing acute presentations, long-term conditions and ongoing health needs.
Clinical sessions are capped at 15 consultations. Both face-to-face and telephone appointments are 12 minutes, with 20-minute appointments where an interpreter is required. We actively encourage continuity of care and give GPs the opportunity to manage and follow up their own patients.
There is no duty doctor requirement. Our commissioned home visiting service significantly reduces GP home visit requests, although occasional visits may be required where clinically appropriate, particularly for palliative care patients.
Medicine management and Docman correspondence workloads are capped. Our three full-time in-house pharmacists provide medication reconciliation, medication reviews and ongoing medicines support for patients and clinicians. We also use Docman AI and Lexacom Echo to support efficient administration.
Senior GPs are available in person every day for clinical advice, case discussion and mentoring, with coffee time debrief after every morning session.
We are looking to recruit enthusiastic patient-centred Salaried GPs to join our established inner city GP training practice
We are flexible regarding working patterns and are happy to discuss individual preferences with suitable candidates
Salary is ten thousand five hundred pounds to eleven thousand five hundred pounds per session per annum depending on experience
We have deliberately structured our Salaried GP roles around sustainable general practice with longer consultations capped clinical workload strong multidisciplinary support and ready access to experienced GPs
Clinical sessions and workload
- Each clinical session is capped at fifteen patient consultations
- Both face to face and telephone appointments are twelve minutes
- Twenty minute appointments are provided where an interpreter is required
- There is no duty doctor requirement for Salaried GPs
- We encourage continuity of care and provide opportunities for GPs to manage and follow up their own patients where appropriate
- The post holder will assess diagnose and manage patients presenting with acute and chronic health problems
- The role includes safe prescribing reviewing investigation results arranging appropriate follow up and referring patients to secondary care and community services where clinically appropriate
- The post holder will provide preventative care health promotion and management of long term conditions
- Accurate and contemporaneous clinical records must be maintained
Continuity of care
- We believe continuity remains an important part of good general practice
- Our Salaried GPs are encouraged to manage and follow up their own patients where appropriate allowing meaningful ongoing clinical relationships to develop
- This provides professional autonomy while ensuring senior advice remains readily available whenever required
Home visits
- The practice has a commissioned home visiting service which significantly reduces home visit requests for our GPs
- Home visits for Salaried GPs are therefore uncommon
- Occasional visits may still be required where clinically appropriate particularly for patients receiving palliative or end of life care
No duty doctor
There is no requirement for Salaried GPs to undertake the duty doctor role
Our aim is to allow clinicians to focus on their booked patients continuity of care and safe management of their own clinical workload
Dedicated consulting room
Every Salaried GP has their own dedicated consulting room
There is no hot desking
We believe having your own clinical space is an important part of feeling established and valued within the practice and supports continuity efficient working and a positive working environment
Medicines and pharmacy support
We have three full time pharmacists working in house as an integral part of the practice team
Our pharmacists undertake medication reconciliation medication reviews and provide ongoing medicines support for patients
They are readily available to support clinicians with medication related queries and contribute significantly to reducing medicines related GP workload
Medicine management workload for Salaried GPs is capped to support safe and sustainable working
Correspondence and administrative support
Docman correspondence workload is capped for Salaried GPs
The practice uses Docman AI to support the management and workflow of clinical correspondence
We also use Lexacom Echo digital dictation to support efficient preparation of referrals and clinical correspondence
These systems are supported by an experienced administrative team and our in house pharmacy team
Clinical support and mentoring
Senior experienced GPs are available in person every working day for clinical advice support and case discussion
Our GP Partners hold senior and portfolio roles across NHS England forensic medicine MFT and GMMH
This breadth of experience provides excellent opportunities for mentoring career advice and support for GPs wishing to develop clinical educational leadership management or portfolio interests
Mentoring is an important part of our practice ethos
We welcome both newly qualified and experienced GPs and support will be tailored to the needs interests and career stage of each individual
Our clinicians meet after morning surgery every day for coffee informal debriefing discussion of difficult or interesting cases and peer support
For those who wish there is also the opportunity for a game of table tennis
Multidisciplinary working
Our clinical team includes three full time GP Partners, five Salaried GPs and six GP trainees
The wider clinical team includes three full time in house pharmacists an Advanced Nurse Practitioner a Physician Associate a Practice Nurse a Nursing Associate and a Mental Health Practitioner
Our multidisciplinary model enables patients to access the most appropriate clinician and gives GPs ready access to colleagues with a range of professional expertise
Education and professional development
We are an established GP training practice and learning is part of our everyday culture
The post holder will be encouraged to participate in practice learning opportunities clinical discussions and continuing professional development
Pro rata study leave is provided
There are regular opportunities for informal case discussion peer learning and learning alongside GP trainees and the wider clinical team
Our Partners are keen to mentor colleagues who wish to develop additional clinical interests teaching leadership management or portfolio careers
Our patient population
We care for approximately fourteen thousand patients from a highly multicultural inner city community
Our population experiences significant health inequalities and the practice serves one of the most deprived communities nationally
The role offers exposure to the full breadth of modern general practice including complex clinical and social presentations
We frequently care for patients for whom English is not their first language
We recognise that effective communication requires appropriate time and therefore provide twenty minute appointments where an interpreter is required
Practice culture
We are an established GP training practice caring for approximately 14,000 patients in a highly multicultural inner-city community within one of the most deprived areas nationally. We are proud of combining high-quality patient care with a genuinely supportive working culture.
Our team includes three full-time GP Partners, five Salaried GPs, six GP trainees, three full-time in-house pharmacists, an Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Physician Associate, Practice Nurse, Nursing Associate and Mental Health Practitioner.
Our Partners hold senior and portfolio roles across NHS England, forensic medicine, MFT and GMMH. Mentoring and professional development are central to our ethos, whether you are newly qualified, developing a special interest or building a portfolio career.
Every Salaried GP has their own dedicated consulting room with no hot desking. Senior GPs are present daily, and clinicians meet after morning surgery for coffee, debriefing, case discussion, peer support and the occasional game of table tennis.
We offer pro rata study leave, dedicated learning opportunities and a culture where colleagues know and support one another.
Knowledge Skills and Personal Qualities
Essential
- Strong commitment to providing high quality patient centred care
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to manage clinical workload safely and effectively
- Ability to work independently while recognising when to seek senior clinical advice
- Commitment to continuity of care and following up own patients where appropriate
- Ability to work collaboratively and respectfully within a multidisciplinary team
- Professional compassionate and reliable approach to patients and colleagues
- Commitment to continuing professional development reflection and learning
- Good understanding of safeguarding responsibilities within general practice
- Ability to work effectively with patients from diverse cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds
Desirable
- Experience of using EMIS
- Experience of using Docman or Docman AI
- Experience of using Lexacom Echo or similar digital dictation software
- Interest in teaching mentoring or supporting GP trainees and other clinicians
- Interest in developing additional clinical educational leadership or portfolio interests
- Interest in contributing to quality improvement service development or practice learning
Qualifications
Essential
- Full registration with the General Medical Council
- Certificate of Completion of Training in General Practice or equivalent recognised qualification
- Inclusion on the NHS England Medical Performers List or eligible for inclusion by commencement of employment
- Evidence of ongoing continuing professional development appropriate to general practice
Desirable: - Additional postgraduate qualification or recognised clinical interest relevant to general practice
Experience
Essential
- Experience of working in UK general practice or primary care through GP training or subsequent employment
- Experience of independently assessing diagnosing and managing a broad range of acute and long term conditions
- Experience of delivering both face to face and telephone consultations
- Experience of safe prescribing and appropriate clinical decision making
- Experience of working effectively within a multidisciplinary clinical team
- Experience of managing patients with complex health and social needs
Desirable
- Experience of working with a diverse inner city patient population
- Experience of working within a GP training practice
- Experience of consulting with patients requiring interpreters
- Experience of teaching quality improvement clinical audit or service development
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Provenance
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First seen
25 September 2026
Last checked
29 September 2026
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