Are you a General Practitioner looking for a dynamic and rewarding role?
Join SELDOC, a successful GP cooperative with over 25 years of service, delivering high-quality primary and urgent care to 2 million patients across South London.
We are seeking highly skilled and motivated General Practitioners (GPs) to join our Urgent Treatment Centre team. You will manage a wide range of undifferentiated urgent and emergency presentations, working both autonomously and collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team.
This is an opportunity to deliver patient-centred care in a respected organisation that values flexibility, career development, and strong clinical governance.
What We Offer:
Flexible Opportunities: Full-time, part-time, or bank shifts to suit your lifestyle.
Professional Growth: Access to CPD, annual appraisal, audits, peer support, and monthly teaching sessions.
Collaborative Environment: Work alongside GPs, ENPs, ACPs, nurses, and hospital colleagues in a supportive team.
Clinical Autonomy: Deliver evidence-based care with responsibility for independent assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.
Key Responsibilities:
Independently assess, diagnose, and manage patients presenting with urgent or emergency conditions.
Provide safe and effective examinations, prescribing, investigations, referrals, and discharges.
Deliver care across a range of presentations, including paediatrics.
Use EPS and NHS digital systems to maintain accurate records and referrals.
Apply NICE guidance and urgent care pathways to patient management.
Contribute to teaching, mentoring, and clinical supervision of junior colleagues.
Uphold high standards of safeguarding, governance, and reflective practice.
Person Specification:
Essential:
GMC registration with a licence to practise.
MRCGP (for GPs) or postgraduate qualification in emergency/urgent care.
Minimum 1-year post-CCT (or equivalent) with evidence of annual appraisal and revalidation.
Demonstrable experience in urgent care/emergency presentations within the last 3 years.
Safe and effective prescribing practice.
Independent assessment, diagnosis, and treatment skills.
Competence with EPS and NHS systems, clear documentation, and communication.
Knowledge of urgent care pathways, NICE guidelines, safeguarding, and governance.
Resilient, adaptable, calm under pressure, with a strong patient-centred focus.
Desirable:
ALS/ILS certification.
Postgraduate diplomas (e.g., Minor Illness, Urgent Care).
Previous experience in UTC/ED settings.
Experience supervising or mentoring colleagues.
Paediatric urgent care experience.
Leadership or service improvement training.