GP – SalariedGP Practice

Job summary

Part-time flexible position for a salaried GP. This would suit someone looking for a portfolio career in general practice or to accommodate personal commitments.

We are looking to appoint a GP who is enthusiastic, innovative and keen to play an active role in the development of the whole team and to take part in our exciting projects.

Responsibilities

Clinical Duties

Telephone appointments and face to face appointments that result from System Connect triage

Very occasional visits (paramedics do the vast majority of these)

Dealing with queries from patients or other health care professionals in the form of tasks, telephone calls, instant messages or direct conversation

Salaried GP contained proportion of administration from registered patient list. (We do not have personal lists).

Total Triage sessions that are split between GPs across the week.

Supporting paramedics and other clinicians in decision making and management.

Attending regular clinical meetings, protected learning time sessions, monthly clinical supervision sessions.

Clinical lead role in an area of interest or expertise.

Requirements

Commitment to do your best for our patients and to be a key part of our friendly multi-disciplinary team.

Enthusiasm and motivation to contribute to improving and developing our practice.

About us

Orchard Surgery is a long established and friendly 9,000 patient practice in the lovely market town of Horsham, West Sussex.

We are looking for a salaried GP to join our team.Orchard is a SystmOne practice. We have embraced the Total Triage model since June 2025, reducing our routine appointment waits from five weeks to three weeks and seeing all patients who have an urgent condition on the day. Our standard GP face to face appointment is 20 minutes, recognising the need to address increasing levels of medical and social complexity in our population.

We are educators of the whole multi-disciplinary team, encouraging our staff to develop their individual skills and extend their roles within the practice.

We are leading the development of a Women’s Health Hub for Horsham District neighbourhood. We run menopause group consultations for our PCN, a menopause café in the community and Women’s Health Hub Information evenings. We are keen to innovate and have been participants of the NHSE Accelerate programme in 2022/23.

We are one of two practices in Park and Orchard PCN with a co-clinical director in each practice. The PCN staff include paramedics, a social prescriber, mental health practitioners, care coordinators, a first contact practitioner (physio), clinical pharmacists and pharm techs. We use in house remote clinical pharmacists to provide medication reviews and have a robust long term condition annual recall system in place.

We are actively engaging in the development of the new Horsham integrated neighbourhood team, working with our community and statutory colleagues to improve patient care. We work closely with our PPG, running regular patient information evenings and fund raising events.

Benefits package

A really friendly working environment

Experienced mentoring support

Monthly clinical supervision

Opportunities for leadership and service development within the practice

Teaching and training opportunities (clinical pharmacists, paramedics, work experience students, medical students, PCN and practice staff)

Contraception, menopause, joint injection and minor surgery clinics

Access to our wellbeing programme

Support to develop portfolio role

PCN involvement

Six weeks holiday and one week study leave

Flexible start and finish times

On-site parking

How to apply

Please email your CV to: [email protected]

Or message Dr Emma Woodcock (Managing Partner and Co-Clinical Director Park and Orchard PCN) for an informal chat on 07884 495 232