Job Descriptions

General Practitioner

General Practitioner Associates (GPAs) act autonomously within their professional scope of practice through the delivery of bespoke clinical advice and/or services to the clients of General Practice Solutions (GPS). Depending on the GPS services commissioned, GPAs may also be required to care for the patients face to face, via the telephone consultations and/or undertake video consults.

The GPA will use their skills, knowledge, and competencies as a qualified General Practitioner to be responsible and accountable for mentoring GPS clients on the management patient caseloads for treatments, referral, admission, and discharge. The GPA may also b e required to simultaneously apply the same standards for the direct care of service users depending on the GPS services commissioned.

The GPA will be required to implement robust workflows and processes dependent on the client’s needs and as outlined in the GPS mobilisation brief. Ones duties may well vary from paper based exercises such as introducing best practice guidelines and processes to the physical management of service users.