Full Time or Part Time, Permanent Positions – 47 hours per week
Salary scale £92,677 to £104,468 per annum (pro rata)
With eight GPs having joined the team, we are continuing to build on recent successful recruitment and further expand the team. We are seeking applications from qualified GPs with interest in working within a developing, forward-thinking Practice.
Based in Mid Ross in the Scottish Highlands, Alness and Invergordon Medical Group has an overall population of 13,500 patients and is situated within easy commuting distance of the city of Inverness. The Practice is based within modern premises on the Invergordon County Community Hospital site and in the neighbouring town of Alness. Located on the northern shores of the Cromarty Firth, this is an area that has recently been selected to host one of Scotland's first green freeports. This is an exciting time for the local area with the winning bid helping to support growth and regeneration.
A typical day includes 10 to 12 X 15 minute appointments per session. We are committed to a work-life balance and have embraced the longer appointment times and the opportunity this affords for us to care for our patients. A normal working week would have a requirement for regular on-site working, though some hybrid working may be considered.
Within the team we have a range of special interests including palliative care, lifestyle medicine, medical technology, and medical education. We have been working closely with Medical Education Colleagues to develop and embed education and training within the practice; and have recently appointed an Education Lead from within the GP team to develop this further.
The Practice has a fantastic wider team including Advanced Nurse Practitioners, Practice Nursing, and Health Care Assistants; alongside the extended multidisciplinary team including Pharmacotherapy, First Contact Physiotherapy, Primary Care Mental Health Workers, and Community Link Workers (who specialise in social prescribing). The practice has made strong links with High Life Highland to work together to establish a GP Movement and Activity Programme. Together with the support of our administration team, we strive to ensure there is plenty of opportunity to share ideas and take them forward.
Job reference: 200953
Closing date: Midnight Wednesday 13th November 2024
NHS Scotland is committed to encouraging equality and diversity among our workforce and eliminating unlawful discrimination. The aim is for our workforce to be truly representative and for each employee to feel respected and able to give their best. To this end, NHS Scotland welcomes applications from all sections of society.
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