About the role
- Role title:
- Erewash Community GP - 2 sessions
- Employer:
- Erewash Health Partnership
- Location:
- Various sites across Erewash PCN
- Salary:
- £10,200 per session per annum
- Contact Details:
- Carol Foster
c.foster3@nhs.net - Listed from:
- 25/09/2026
- Closing date:
- 25/10/2026
Further information:
Erewash Community GP
We are looking for an additional Community GP for 2 sessions on a Monday from the beginning of November 2026 due to a vacancy.
The Community GP is a senior clinical post within the TeamUp Community Service. The post holder provides senior clinical leadership, direct patient care and multidisciplinary oversight for patients with complex and frailty-related needs in community settings across Erewash.
The Community GP contributes through three core functions:
• Senior clinical leadership within the TeamUp MDT
• Proactive and responsive care for the most complex patients in the community
• Education, supervision and governance across the service
The working day is structured as follows:
• 08:00 - Start. Attend the daily TeamUp situational awareness meeting. Review current caseload, new referrals, urgent work and service capacity.
• 08:30 onwards - Workload allocation with the team. Allocate home visits, identify patients requiring senior input, triage acute referrals.
• Morning - Community visits, ward rounds, home visit triage and MDT clinical support.
• Midday - Multidisciplinary board round for patients under the service.
• Afternoon - Follow-up visits, clinical advice to team members, medication review, governance tasks, supervision and training.
• By 18:30 - Responsive availability for urgent clinical advice and team queries until the end of the operational day.
The GP is expected to be contactable and responsive to the TeamUp team between 08:00 and 18:30. This does not mean 10.5 hours of continuous direct clinical work - it means that the team has reliable senior clinical access throughout the working day.
To apply for this position please submit your CV to Carol Foster at c.foster3@nhs.net