Community Urgent Care GP – Oxfordshire

Company: National Health Service
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Location: Witney
Job Description:

Overview

As a Community Urgent Care GP in Oxfordshire, you contribute to a multi-service team delivering same-day urgent care close to patients’ homes. You’ll work across cSDEC sites, providing acute assessments and treatment to avoid hospital admission. The role combines clinical autonomy with collaboration across primary, hospital and community teams, offering learning and personal development opportunities. This is a substantive, flexible role with options for full- or part-time hours and varied shift patterns. You’ll help shape integrated urgent care services while delivering outstanding care.

Pay / Benefits

  • Excellent opportunities for career progression
  • Tailored learning and development
  • 27 days annual leave plus bank holidays
  • NHS Pension
  • Cycle to work scheme
  • Employee Assistance Programme

Responsibilities

  • Provide high-quality clinical care and assessments.
  • Undertake cSDEC consultations, home visits, and telephone assessments as per the job plan.
  • Deliver personalised, evidence-informed medical assessments and care plans.
  • Provide timely medical reviews and interventions within an inter-disciplinary model of care.
  • Support admission avoidance and keep patients closer to home when possible.
  • Adhere to local prescribing guidelines.
  • Collaborate with Primary Care, acute and specialist services, SPA, social and voluntary services to coordinate care.
  • Coordinate clinical care with colleagues to ensure quality outcomes for patients and carers.
  • Be prepared to work at another base site (Henley, Witney, Abingdon) in exceptional circumstances.

Key requirements

  • Full GMC registration with license to practice
  • Completion of GP training (JCPTGP certificate pre-2005 or MRCGP)
  • Active NHS clinical experience in General Practice with urgent care and older people
  • Experience supervising medical trainees and applying research evidence to practice
  • Collaborative team orientation
  • Teaching and supervision
  • Adaptability and flexible working
  • Urgent care clinical skills
  • Same Day Emergency Care (cSDEC) workflows
  • Remote/telephone consultations

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Posted: October 22nd, 2026