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GP Assistant - South East London sites

North Lewisham PCN
London
1 week ago
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GP Assistant - South East London sites Application Deadline: 31 July 2025
Department: GP Assistants
Employment Type: Full Time
Location: Penrose Surgery & Penrose Maddock Way
Compensation: £22,485 - £24,000 / year

Description You will be working with our in-house clinical and non-clinical team including close contact with our experienced GPs to support the delivery of the highest quality primary care service to our patients.

Location: South East London sites - including Penrose Surgery, SE17 3DW
Hours : Full Time (weekdays)
Salary : £22,485 - £24,000 FT depending on experience.
Key Responsibilities... Make a real difference in patient care. Join us as a GP Assistant.

Are you an organised, proactive team player with a passion for patient care? We’re looking for a GP Assistant to support our clinicians by handling a mix of essential administrative and basic clinical duties – helping to keep the practice running smoothly and patients well cared for.
What you'll do: Assist with patient preparation, including blood pressure checks, urine dip tests, and phlebotomy (weekdays only)

Check, sort, and action incoming lab results and hospital letters

Update and maintain accurate patient records in EMIS

Support GPs with drafting reports and processing referrals (including urgent 2-week wait referrals)

Help manage the flow of medical reports and appointment follow-ups

Provide excellent administrative support to both the clinical and nursing teams

Liaise with patients by phone or online to assist with queries and appointments

What you’ll need: Experience in a healthcare setting or GP practice (preferred)

Confident with EMIS and basic IT systems

Good communication skills and attention to detail

A caring, patient-first attitude

Phlebotomy training is an advantage, but we can support the right candidate to train

Why join us?
You’ll be part of a friendly, supportive team working in a rewarding role where no two days are the same. We offer ongoing training and the opportunity to grow within a progressive practice that values development and teamwork.
Attributes and Behaviours... Maintain a high level of attention to detail, even when completing repetitive tasks

Prioritise and manage workload effectively to ensure nothing is overlooked

Extract relevant information from written material to complete tasks accurately

Follow established processes and procedures with speed and precision

Communicate clearly and professionally with colleagues across departments

Naturally meticulous with excellent attention to detail

Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously

Good analytical skills to interpret written information accurately

A fast learner who is confident following set procedures

Strong communication skills and a collaborative attitude

Strong keyboard and computer skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Word and Outlook

Good knowledge of medical terminology, human anatomy, biochemistry, and general medicine.

Previous experience using EMIS clinical system is desirable but not essential

Ready to join a team that values precision and collaboration? Apply now and help us deliver high-quality care through excellent administrative support.
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