General Practitioner - Remote

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Requirements

GMC-registered GP with a valid UK licence to practise
Proven experience in primary care and telemedicine or digital health mandatory
Strong understanding of GLP-1 agonist therapy, weight management, and other common direct-to-consumer treatment areas (e.g., hair loss)
Familiar with biomarkers beyond NHS scope
Skilled at using technology to deliver care and communicate with patients, in both written and synchronous formats to deliver clear, patient-friendly medical advice
Comfortable working autonomously within a bespoke digital platform and adhering to clinical governance frameworks
Curious about technology and how tools like AI can enhance patient care
Committed to patient safety, evidence-based practice, and continuous improvement

Responsibilities

Deliver high-quality patient care across multiple therapeutic areas through asynchronous (message-based) and synchronous (video/phone) consultations
Act as the clinical escalation point for our pharmacist prescribers
Review patient consultations, medical histories, and biomarkers and provide comprehensive advice both written and verbally
Prescribe safely within your clinical competence, following established protocols
Request further information when needed and document concise, compliant clinical notes
Provide patient advice via chat, email or phone, and recommend next steps
Support and guide pharmacist prescribers, ensuring consistently high clinical standards, and be a point of escalation for complex patients
Ensure compliance with GMC, GPhC, and CQC regulations
Contribute to audits, quality improvement, and development of digital clinical pathways
Use new digital tools and AI to enhance consultation quality, customer experience, and clinical efficiency

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