We are looking to replace one our GP Partners, Dr Fiona Gelder who will be retiring in January 2027.
We are a training practice with a strong focus on education and development, and look after medical undergraduates from Oxford University, PCN Learning Environment nurses, paramedics and pharmacists, and Specialist Trainee GPs. We invest in our team and want to create opportunities for career progression through routes such as portfolio working and giving autonomy to take the lead and use initiative.
We are looking for someone to take on the role of a salaried GP, and support the practice training environment.
This involves debriefing GP Trainees, and as part of the PCN Learning Environment, some of the Allied Health Professionals including paramedics and pharmacist students, amongst others.
We encourage portfolio working amongst our staff, and a number of them hold roles in healthcare outside of the practice, which is supported by all who work in the practice. If this is something that you would like to do, let us know when applying for the position, which you can do by emailing our Practice Manager, Ivan, [email protected],marked for his attention.
Bartlemas Surgery runs out of East Oxford Health Centre, a purpose-built facility for the provision of Primary Care.
We are the Lead Practice in the PCN, and many of the services for the PCN run out of the premises, including the physio and paramedic.
Some comments from our current GPs about what its like to work with us:
I have worked here for over 10 years. It is a very friendly, supportive team and I have always felt that my input and ideas are welcomed. We meet every day for coffee and can use this time to get advice from one another about patient care or just enjoy a catch up over coffee and cake. - Vic
I joined the Bartlemas team as a trainee over 5 years ago - everyone is open and supportive, so you never feel that you're on your own. Daily team coffee meetings are a real highlight, not to mention the delicious cakes and treats in the practice Bake-off competition! - Alastair