Fixed Term GP Development Role – Townsend House Surgery
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We are offering a 12 month fixed term development role, ideally suited for a newly qualified GP looking to cement their existing skills and develop new ones in a protected environment, with no list or duty doctor work initially. You will also be supported with weekly mentoring, and funding to pursue further qualifications such as a PGCCE, and over the 12 months will develop your skills so that by then end you would be confident working in any area of UK general practice.
Start date August 2020
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List size of 6000.
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CQC Good.
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A dynamic, friendly, forward thinking practice providing a supportive environment for all our staff.
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High patient satisfaction scores and low staff turnover, beautiful working environment.
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Teaching and Training practice, GP registrars, foundation pharmacists, medical and nursing students.
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12 minute appointments, daily informal get together and clinical brainstorming.
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Weekly meetings with an assigned mentor and bi-weekly clinical and practice meetings with the wider teams are held to ensure continued professional development and support.
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Highly supportive of Portfolio GP development with current GPwSI in ENT, looking to expand this service.
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Actively partake in primary care research, with a long track record of innovation in service delivery.
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In house practice Pharmacist free up GP time.
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Long history of extended scope practice.
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Welcoming of patient and staff feedback to maintain a highly effective, supportive, and friendly Team.
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We support patients being treated locally at home by our award winning Seaton Hospice at Home.
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We work with other local practices to deliver services across the Axe Valley and are members of East Devon Health.
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Only 30 mins travel time from Exeter, would suit doctors based in Exeter, East Devon or West Dorset.
The closing date is 29th February. If you would like to visit the practice or discuss any aspect of the job, please contact Elly Potter practice manager (elly.potter@nhs.net) or Dr Rob Daniels (rob.daniels@nhs.net).
