PCN GP

West Suffolk Rural PCN is currently looking to welcome a GP under the ARRS scheme to work alongside their team based at Guildhall Surgery in Clare, Suffolk. This position is part-time, for 6 sessions a week. We offer a competitive salary and recognise the importance of a healthy work life balance. 

The practice has a long and successful history of balancing the needs of the practice population along with the wellbeing of the staff, and we recognise the importance of both.

• Regular peer support through meetings to discuss complex cases or concerns.
• Opportunity for a chat and catch up over coffee daily.
• Training practice – we teach trainees as well as medical students from UEA and University of Cambridge medical schools
• PCN ARRS team: social prescriber, first contact physiotherapist, clinical pharmacist, care co-ordinators and health & wellbeing coaches.
• Good relationship with our community teams with a virtual MDT once a month with community providers, social care, mental health and voluntary organisations
• Training and personal development encouraged and supported

Please see attached job description for further details. 

 

To be considered for this position, the ideal applicant will have the following;

 

• Full GMC registration
• National performers list registration
• Excellent communication skills
• Strong IT skills
• Effective time management
• Ability to work as a team member

West Rural Suffolk Primary Care Network based in West Suffolk, is comprised of Wickhambrook Surgery and Guildhall Clare Surgery. We are a small rural primary care network with a combined patient population of around 10,600 patients. All practices use SystmOne clinical system.  

 

Guildhall Surgery is a happy and thriving rural 2 partner GMS GP practice, in the beautiful rural Suffolk countryside. We have a clear focus on delivering the highest quality patient care to our 5600 patients. We are highly regarded by our practice population, with 75% of our patients rating the practice as fairly good (31%) or very good (44%) in the 2025 national GP Patient Survey.

For further details please contact:  [email protected]