Community Urgent Care GP – Henley RACU & Abingdon EMU

Company: National Health Service
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Location: Henley on Thames
Job Description:

Overview

As a Community Urgent Care GP, you will deliver high-quality, evidence-informed assessments and care to acutely ill patients across cSDEC sites, aiming to avoid hospital admissions and enable care at home where possible. You join a multi-service Directorate offering same-day and urgent care, with a flexible, full- or part-time pattern and opportunities for teaching and personal development. Your work supports integrated, cross-provider care across Oxfordshire and beyond, in a dynamic, community-focused environment.

Pay / Benefits

  • 27 days annual leave
  • NHS Pension
  • Lease car scheme
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Employee Assistance Programme
  • Staff accommodation

Responsibilities

  • Perform same day urgent care consultations (cSDEC) and home/telephone assessments
  • Deliver personalised medical assessments and care plans
  • Provide timely medical reviews and interventions within an inter-disciplinary model of care
  • Support admission avoidance and care closer to home
  • Adhere to local prescribing guidelines
  • Collaborate with Primary Care, acute, specialist services and Community/Voluntary services
  • Coordinate clinical care with colleagues to ensure quality outcomes
  • Be available to work at multiple base sites as needed
  • Engage in teaching and development activities
  • Participate in service development and Quality Improvement initiatives

Key requirements

  • Full GMC registration with license to practice
  • GP qualification and training completion (JCPTGP or MRCGP)
  • Active NHS clinical experience in General Practice with urgent care and older people
  • Desirable: subspecialty experience at the interface between general medicine and primary care
  • Desirable: experience with virtual ward rounds and geriatric/acute medicine
  • Experience in supervising medical trainees and applying research to practice
  • Collaborative teamwork
  • Strong communication
  • Adaptability and flexible approach
  • Urgent care decision-making
  • GMC registration and GP training pathways
  • Home visit and remote/telephone triage

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Posted: October 14th, 2026