Looking for a supportive, well-organised practice to call home? Moseley Avenue Surgery is seeking an enthusiastic, forward-thinking GP to join our friendly team in Coundon, Coventry. This is a six-month post with the possibility of extension, funded through the GP reimbursement scheme via Coventry North PCN.
ROLE Salaried GP — funded via the GP reimbursement scheme (Coventry North PCN)
SESSIONS Up to five sessions per week
TYPE Fixed-term, until end of March 2027 — with the possibility of extension
LOCATION Moseley Avenue Surgery, Coundon, Coventry (in person)
PATIENT LIST Around 12,000 patients
REFERENCE MAS GPRS
About the role
You’ll provide high-quality, patient-centred care across surgery, telephone and home visits, making autonomous clinical decisions with the backing of an experienced team. Whether you’re recently qualified or well established, you’ll be well supported by good systems and friendly colleagues in a practice that takes pride in doing general practice well.
You’ll be in good company
We’re a training practice, hosting GP trainees and medical students and actively engaged in teaching. Our GPs meet twice a week for clinical discussion, and many hold roles well beyond the surgery — so you’ll be learning alongside people who teach, mentor and lead across the wider system:
– Dr Baines — Clinical Director for the PCN and GP appraiser
– Dr Mahmud — Training Programme Director, and RCGP lead for learning disability and education
– Dr Hall — GP trainer and mentoring lead, active in the local training hub
– Dr Wiratunga — GP trainer, tutor and appraiser
– Dr Bajallan — GP trainer and appraiser
– Drs Folan & Young — women’s health expertise, running coil and implant clinics — Dr Folan also a medical student tutor
Why you’ll enjoy working with us
A supportive team
Friendly, experienced colleagues and peer support close at hand, in a well-organised practice.
NHS benefits
NHS Pension Scheme and annual leave, plus the stability of an established practice.
What you’ll be doing
Your role may include:
Consultations & clinical care
– Face-to-face, telephone and home/nursing-home consultations.
– Assessing patients with undifferentiated and undiagnosed problems.
– Making autonomous decisions and initiating effective emergency care where needed.
– Sharing on-call rota duties and triage, where agreed.
Prescribing & medicines
– Checking and signing repeat prescriptions.
– Advising on medication regimens, side-effects and interactions.
– Supporting patients to adhere to prescribed treatments.
Diagnosis & management
– Initiating investigations, reviewing results and referring on as appropriate.
– Developing care and treatment plans in line with practice protocols and NICE.
– Screening for disease risk factors and early signs of illness.
– Assessing and referring patients with mental health needs per guidelines.
Records, governance & learning
– Clear, contemporaneous notes and accurate Read-coding to support QOF.
– Contributing to audit, clinical governance and incident reporting.
– Keeping up to date with NICE and National Service Frameworks.
– Attending clinical and administrative meetings.
What we’re looking for
ESSENTIAL
– Full registration with the GMC and a licence to practise.
– Inclusion on the NHS England National Performers List (or eligible to join).
– MRCGP or equivalent GP qualification.
– Eligibility to work in the UK.
– Excellent clinical, communication and interpersonal skills.
– A commitment to safe, evidence-based, patient-centred care.
DESIRABLE
– Familiarity with EMIS clinical systems.
– Experience or interest in QOF and quality improvement.
– Enthusiasm for working as part of a wider PCN team.
Ready to apply?
If you’d like to practise somewhere that will genuinely support you, we’d love to hear from you. We warmly welcome informal enquiries and visits before you apply.
Please send your CV to Jenny Lee Practice Manager jenny.lee9@nhs.net or call on 024 76592201 if you would like to discuss further.
Disclosure and Barring Service Check
This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.
UK Registration Applicants must have current UK professional registration. For further information please see NHS Careers website.