General Practitioner - Brynderwen Surgery

We are a forward-thinking team who work closely to shape the delivery of care, ensuring it remains patient focussed and evidence based. We are looking for an additional GP to join our team. The practice is part of Cardiff East Cluster, a harmonious group of four surgeries that collaborates to deliver projects to benefit our local community.

Paid subscriptions to MPS and GMC

Indemnity cover under the GMPI provision

Generous annual leave

Access to professional development

Supportive clinical leadership team and colleagues

Fair distribution of work and on-call rotation

Commitment to providing a good work-life balance

Working in a diverse, multidisciplinary team with a varied clinical skill mix, offering opportunities for clinical leadership, training, and career development

Social events.

Deliver core GMS services and extended services

Non-onerous on-call commitment that is rotational fairly amongst the clinical team and proportionate to sessions worked.

We have a population of almost 19,000 patients with two sites and a varied demographic from deprivation to affluence. Our ethos is to provide the exceptional patient care while also providing a supportive and collaborative environment for our staff.

About The Practice

2-site GMS practice (St. Mellons and Roath)

EMIS clinical system with EPS being integrated in Aug 2026

7 Partners

6 Nurses (two of which are IPs) & 1 HCA

Training practice supporting medical and nursing students, pharmacy students, DPP and GPST rotation placements.

Non-onerous on-call commitments

100% achievement with QIF/Unified Contract

Same day access to local services via direct referral

Strong management team and a supportive and dedicated reception and admin team.

Progressive IT team to maximise income whilst reducing clinician workload.

We provide a range of extended and supplementary services.

Integrated with allied and community teams.

Example Job Plan

JOB PLAN SALARIED GP

This job plan is an example of the working schedule of a salaried GP.

Each salaried GP session is made up of 4 hours and 10 minutes. This is broken down into 2hours 50 minutes for clinical work, 50 minutes for admin work and 30 minutes for professional development.

Typically, a morning session will be 8.30am 1.00pm, and an afternoon session will be 2.00pm 6.30pm.

When delivering a routine clinic, flexible start times is offered.

The daily clinical duties shall include appointments, visits telephone queries from patients or other healthcare professionals with allowance for difficult cases requiring more time and the need to make urgent referrals.

Administrative work shall include processing blood test results, sick note requests, workflow, prescription signing, referrals, research studies, and any other relevant admin.

Clinical time is appropriately reduced for medical student or GP trainee teaching/training/mentoring, and overseeing clinics such as INR clinics.

Appropriate time for practice team meetings.

Protected time for continuing professional development (CPD) which could include in-house meetings, private study, time off in lieu for external educational events outside of normal working hours that are relevant to the practice (no monetary remuneration), etc.

One hour is provided for lunch break.

• Experience of working in a fast-paced environment
• Meeting deadlines and timescales
• Familiarity with GMS contract in Wales
• Special interest in a particular health category (diabetes, CKD, CVD, mental health, orthopaedics, paediatrics, etc.)

• Punctuality
• Reliability

• MBBCh
• Minor surgery and injections
• Coil and implant procedures
• HRT / women's health
• Veteran's health

This post is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (Exceptions Order) 1975 and as such it will be necessary for a submission for Disclosure to be made to the Disclosure and Barring Service (formerly known as CRB) to check for any previous criminal convictions.

Depending on experience

Available on Application