Salaried GP in Wales

Crown Street Surgery is looking for a friendly, enthusiastic and team-minded Salaried GP to join our well-established practice in the heart of Acton. We are a 4 partner surgery caring for 10,500 patients, with excellent transport links and onsite parking. We are offering a 1 year post of 4 - 8 sessions to include Mon, Thurs and Friday, starting April/May 2026. We are a welcoming, down to earth team that values collaboration, learning and looking after one another. Our growing team includes GPs, coders, pharmacists, paramedics, ANP, Nurse Associates, HCAs and fantastic reception and admin staff, helping keep workloads safe and admin manageable.

A typical day supports a healthy work/life balance. Morning surgery begins around 08:30, followed by a friendly mid-morning catch-up. Twice a week at 12:30 we meet to review cases and share learning. Afternoon clinics run 14:30 - 17:30, with protected admin time. Workload is fair and sustainable: up to 30 patients on routine days, with lower caps on duty sessions. Home visits are rare thanks to our paramedic team.

We offer a BMA aligned contract that supports a personalised development plan and offer opportunities for teaching, leadership and QI. We are a Training practice and proud to support the GP Retainer Scheme. We are a genuinely friendly practice with an open, supportive culture and plenty of tea and cake. If you are exploring your next step, we would love to chat, and we encourage speaking with our current salaried GPs for an honest insight.

As a Salaried GP at Crown Street Surgery, you will provide high quality, patient centred care within a supportive, well structured working day. Your role includes routine and duty clinics, collaborative clinical discussions, contributing to practice development and working closely with our wider primary care team.

• Morning clinics 09:30 to 12:30, up to 15 patients
• Afternoon clinics 14:30 to 17:00, up to 15 patients.
• Home visits only when the paramedic is unavailable, allocated via a structured rota.
• Shared admin tasks including documents, prescriptions and results.

You will join the duty rota, normally two sessions weekly (based on 8 sessions), including at least one afternoon.

• Morning Duty (08:30 - 13:30): urgent triage, e-consults, supporting staff and trainees, reviewing emails and occasional results.
• Afternoon Duty (13:30 - 18:30): urgent triage (capped at 15 messages), supporting staff, processing results and duty related home visits.

You may support extra admin, trainee debriefing, QI or audit activities, or supervisory work.

You will contribute to QOF, local enhanced services, Ealing Standards and flu clinics, tailored to your interests.

Participation in teaching, tutorials, monthly meetings (counted as CPD), governance sessions and ongoing professional development.

Audits, cremation forms and routine reports.

Crown Street Surgery is a well-established, busy and diverse training practice located in the centre of Acton. We care for approximately 10,500 patients drawn from a wide range of ethnic and cultural backgrounds, and we are proud to reflect the diversity of the community we serve. Our clinical team includes four GP partners, four salaried GPs and a cohort of GP registrars and trainees across medicine, nursing and pharmacy. As an accredited training practice, we support GP registrars, medical students, nurses and pharmacists, and we use SystmOne as our clinical software.

We are known for our strong team culture and our ability to balance high quality patient care with a positive, enjoyable working environment. Our team works collaboratively to deliver excellent care every day, supported by an experienced management team who are readily available to assist staff. Education and development are central to our ethos, and we hold regular monthly training sessions for the whole team to support ongoing learning and continuous improvement.

Alongside our commitment to hard work and high standards, we believe it is equally important to create a friendly, enjoyable workplace. We regularly organise team outings and social activities, and we encourage a supportive, inclusive atmosphere where colleagues feel valued and connected.

As a Salaried GP at Crown Street Surgery, you will provide high quality, patient centred clinical care within a well supported, structured, and sustainable working day. Your core responsibilities will include delivering routine and duty clinics, participating in collaborative clinical discussions, contributing to practice development, and engaging with the wider primary care team.

• Conduct morning clinics from approximately 09:30 - 12:30, seeing up to 15 patients.
• Conduct afternoon clinics from 14:30 - 17:00, seeing up to 15 patients.
• Undertake home visits only if the paramedic is unavailable, allocated according to the practice's structured rota.
• Share clinical administrative tasks on a pro-rata basis, including reviewing documents, prescriptions, and results.

You will take part in the Duty Doctor rota, with a minimum of two duty sessions per week (based on an 8 session working pattern), including at least one afternoon duty session.

• Morning Duty (08:30 - 13:30): On-call for urgent patient needs from 08:30 onwards. Telephone triage of urgent cases and e-consults. Responding to queries from reception, nursing teams, and trainees. Debriefing learners where needed. Processing results in rare circumstances, particularly when colleagues are on leave.
• Afternoon Duty (13:30 - 18:30): On-call for urgent issues throughout the afternoon. Telephone triage of urgent cases and e-consults (capped at 15 messages in the afternoon). Handling clinical queries from staff and supporting trainees. Processing lab results for doctors absent or not on site that day. Undertaking home visits arising from the duty session (if paramedics are fully booked).

• Additional admin tasks (letters or scripts)
• Debriefing students or trainees
• Quality improvement or audit activity
• Supervisory work or QI projects

You will contribute to local enhanced services, QOF, Ealing Standards and flu clinics, with responsibilities agreed based on your interests and the needs of the partnership. Full guidance on local processes is provided at induction.

Participate in tutorials or teaching for undergraduate and postgraduate trainees as required. Attend team meetings, including monthly whole team or clinical team meetings, counted as CPD time. Take part in CPD activities, including half-day closures, internal governance sessions and individual professional development work.

Complete audits when required.

• Ability to work collaboratively as part of a multidisciplinary team
• Experience of working in a GP Practice
• Experience with SystmOne

• Full GMC registration with license to practice on the GP Register
• Certificate of Completion of Training CCT or equivalent
• Inclusion on NHS England Performers List

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.