Salaried General Practitioner (3-4 sessions a week)

Role summary

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Broadwater Medical Centre is seeking a Salaried General Practitioner to work three to four sessions per week in a primary-care setting. The successful candidate should hold full GMC registration, inclusion on the UK Performers List, and the right to practise as a GP in the United Kingdom. MRCGP or equivalent qualifications, relevant general-practice experience, strong clinical decision-making, and up-to-date safeguarding and life-support training are normally expected. The role involves assessing and treating a broad range of patients, managing long-term conditions, prescribing safely, maintaining accurate records, supporting preventive care, and working collaboratively with nurses, administrative staff, and other healthcare professionals. Candidates should demonstrate professionalism, empathy, effective communication, confidentiality, sound organisation, and a commitment to high-quality, patient-centred care.

About the employer

Broadwater Medical Centre is a general-practice provider serving patients in the United Kingdom, likely within the Worthing, West Sussex area. The practice delivers NHS primary-care services, including routine consultations, diagnosis and treatment of acute illness, chronic-disease management, health checks, vaccinations, screening, referrals, and preventive healthcare. Like many modern GP practices, it works through a multidisciplinary team that may include doctors, practice nurses, healthcare assistants, pharmacists, receptionists, and administrative colleagues. The centre’s work depends on continuity of care, safe clinical governance, effective appointment management, and close cooperation with community and hospital services. A salaried GP joining the practice would contribute to day-to-day patient care while supporting the practice’s wider commitment to accessible, professional, and compassionate NHS healthcare.

Working in United Kingdom

The United Kingdom offers strong opportunities for GPs through the NHS, private practices, urgent-care services, and locum agencies. Its culture is diverse, generally polite and multicultural, with clear professional standards and a strong emphasis on work-life balance, although NHS workloads can be demanding. Lifestyle varies from busy cities to quieter coastal and rural communities, with good transport, schools, public services, and abundant historical and outdoor attractions. International doctors usually need GMC registration, an acceptable medical qualification, English-language evidence, and inclusion on the NHS Performers List. A Skilled Worker visa may be available when an eligible employer sponsors the role; some doctors may qualify for the Health and Care Worker visa. Candidates should confirm sponsorship, registration, salary, taxation, accommodation, and relocation costs before accepting an offer.