About The Role

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We have an exciting opportunity for a General Practitioner to join our Primary Care team at HMP Wymott, a category C Prison located in Leyland, Lancashire. The site houses around 1200 male patients aged 18+, with a high proportion of these being elderly patients with complex and long term conditions.

You will be joining an established multidisciplinary team and will take an active role in local meds management meetings and segregation rounds as well as clinical sessions.

Dr Alex Griffiths on working as a GP for Health in Justice

Hours

Monday - Thursday 08:00 - 16:30 / 09:00 - 17:30

This position is part time, role working 32 hours or 8 sessions per week

Salary

You’ll receive an annual salary between £103,600 and £124,320 FTE per annum - depending on experience.

How will we support you?

• Bespoke induction, including our Introducing Health in Justice training course

• Competency framework

• Regional and national career development opportunities

• Our bespoke Learning Management System to address your learning needs

• Support from the wider team

Candidates are required to have a Legal right to work in the UK and due to the nature of the role, offers of employment will be subject to additional vetting and security checks.

Job Description

HMP Wymott

General Practitioners

Between £103,600 and £124,320 FTE per annum - DOE

Permanent

Part Time

Rewards & Benefits

Flexible working

Physical and mental health support

Refer a friend scheme

Free access to Reward Gateway discount scheme

Blue Light Card, Boundless card and Costco membership eligibility

Award winning ED&I programme

Access to private health insurance

Training & Development

Bespoke induction, including our Introducing Health in Justice training course.

Competency framework Regional and national career development opportunities.

Our bespoke Learning Management System to address your learning needs.

During my GP training the part which I enjoyed the most was the out-of-hours (OOH) element with Harmoni (which later became Care UK, now the Practice Plus Group). With no administrative tasks, bloods to file, documents to check, it was as close to the acute care as a GP could get. I was very well supported by Practice Plus Group during this time and was able to excel and make a mark.